America has the power to lead the AI revolution – and the leadership to make it happen
Fox News
The race for AI leadership requires reliable energy, with the U.S. facing competition from China as President Trump announces $500 billion in private sector AI investment.
Mike Wirth is the chairman and CEO of Chevron Corporation.
President Trump’s announced $500 billion private sector AI investment is a critical enabler for our country. But artificial intelligence won’t power itself. It needs vast amounts of electricity, delivered affordably and reliably.
And as demand for AI computing surges, the real question isn’t just about who writes the best code – it’s also about who can build out data center infrastructure behind it. The U.S. has the unique capability to do that – including the energy dominance to fuel it – and we now have the political will to lead.
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