Europe faces a critical choice: prioritize AI development or uphold strict climate goals. Analysts warn that stringent environmental regulations and energy constraints are hindering AI infrastructure growth, potentially causing Europe to miss out on a major technological wave. This dilemma intensifies as AI’s energy demands surge, forcing a re-evaluation of climate commitments.
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