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The Quiet Undercurrent of the Datacenter Boom — AI’s Fast Layer and Infrastructure’s Slow Time | M16

In this episode, we explore the global rise of datacenters and what it reveals about the different “layers” of society — the fast-moving layer of AI and the slower, long-running layers of water, power, and physical infrastructure. Over the past two years, hundreds of new datacenter projects have emerged worldwide, with forecasts suggesting a 1.5–2× increase in demand within the next five years. This is not a crisis. It is a quiet structural phenomenon where fast and slow layers draw slightly closer together. Digital computation ultimately becomes physical mass — heat, water flow, energy. Understanding this simple translation helps make global trends easier to read. Japan remains stable in this area, and nothing urgent is happening here. But keeping an eye on these global shifts can subtly change how we understand technology and future developments. MGF-16 | The Quiet Undercurrent of the Datacenter Boom