Yuval Bachar, known for his work with tech giants, now focuses on ECL, a startup building hydrogen-powered data centers in Mountain View, California. These centers offer faster deployment and lower carbon emissions. Tech companies are racing to expand AI capabilities with Nvidia GPUs, driving the need for energy-efficient data centers. Bachar emphasizes the challenges in sourcing enough power for AI in regions like California and Virginia. While nuclear startups present long-term solutions, hydrogen offers immediate benefits. Companies like Microsoft and tech startups are partnering with nuclear and renewable energy firms to achieve carbon-neutral goals. The shift towards green energy in data centers is essential to curb emissions and meet ambitious sustainability targets. Hydrogen and nuclear energy are emerging as key solutions for the tech industry's increasing energy demands, aiming to balance growth with environmental responsibility.