Is there even one mention of Bitcoin or other blockchain activity? Its demand on the grid was of interest before FTX, and in 2025 it looks to be back with a vengeance. AI is larger than blockchain, it appears, but they add together.
Being a serious business publication, you might think that Bloomberg would tell you about ways to protect your own home or business from problems caused by lower-quality power. (Short of buying out your local grid operator, or going totally off-grid.)<p>Nope. The article is a pure "click and feel helpless" FUD-fest.<p>If that doesn't appeal - then there <i>are</i> a pretty wide variety of surge suppressors, power line conditioners, isolation transformers, etc. that one could buy.<p>And probably a fair number of EE's here on HN, who might (please?) chime in on what - if anything - a reasonable consumer should do about this...