Chevron wants to get the most out of its vast natural gas resources. That's leading the energy giant to seek opportunities to supply gas to help power energy-hungry AI data centers. Chevron is ...

Gustavson said the most important thing for AI data center customers is having a reliable power source 24/7, “which is exactly what these customers are looking for.” Chevron is not alone in ...

Chevron, Engine No. 1 and GE Vernova said Tuesday ... “Energy is the key to America’s AI dominance. By using abundant domestic natural gas to generate electricity directly connected to data ...

Chevron unveiled a plan Tuesday to team with an investor and power data centers, one day after DeepSeek fueled stock declines and raised doubts about how much electricity AI models will need.

The latest entrant is Chevron, the country’s second-largest oil and gas company, which sees opportunity in building natural gas-fueled power plants that will feed energy directly to data centers.

At this point, plenty of people know that using generative AI tools results in consuming tons of water. But in case that wasn’t enough of an environmental impact for you, Chevron is ready to ...

DeepSeek demonstrates the energy requirements that will be needed to support the United States' ability to compete in the global AI race, said Jeff Gustavson, president of Chevron New Energies ...

Chevron, Engine No. 1 and GE Vernova said Tuesday ... “Energy is the key to America’s AI dominance. By using abundant domestic natural gas to generate electricity directly connected to data ...