Market News AIOpen the app

Morgan Stanley now expects a 70-gigawatt power shortage for U.S. data centers by 2028, up from earlier predictions.

OpinionRead the original at civl.com
Neutral

Morgan Stanley raised its 2028 U.S. data-center power-demand estimate 43% to 97 gigawatts, with a 33-gigawatt shortfall after expected on-site power and nuclear links, possibly 68–72 gigawatts by 2029. This describes industry needs, not Morgan Stanley's own sales or profits, so its business outlook is unchanged.

MS · Morgan Stanley

AI read · Neutral

The AI's read

The report describes a growing need for power, but says on-site generation and nuclear links are expected to reduce part of the shortage. It gives no sign of a change to Morgan Stanley's own sales, profits, or contracts, so it does not change the company's outlook.

Get alerts for MS

Follow Morgan Stanley (MS) free. When we publish a story about it, you get the plain-English explanation as an alert.

Get alerts for MS
Free on the App Store and Google Play, or on the web.