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Chevron announced it will supply natural gas to power a Microsoft data center in West Texas. GE Vernova will provide gas turbines and Caterpillar will supply equipment for the project, known as Project Kilby, which is expected to produce 2.7 gigawatts of electricity. GE Vernova and Caterpillar stock both rose on the news.
Why it matters
Large AI data centers require enormous amounts of power, and reliable electricity supply is a critical bottleneck for cloud providers building AI infrastructure. Chevron's involvement signals that energy companies see AI infrastructure as a major new business opportunity, bringing together oil-and-gas resources with AI's power demands.
What to watch
Project Kilby is expected to produce 2.7 gigawatts of electricity, representing a substantial commitment to a single data center's power needs.
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