Redwood Materials has a new business: Helping AI data centers avoid America's backed-up electric grid

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Business Insider	Redwood Materials has a new business: Helping AI data centers avoid America's backed-up electric grid	JB Straubel's Redwood Materials is using retired EV batteries to help AI data centers get electricity faster, without waiting for the strained grid.	14 Oct, 13:00	14 Oct, 13:15	0m	businessinsider.com	First

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