 Why Big Tech is burning gas while the market watches OPEC While analysts speculate where Brent will go after $103, something has happened that will rewrite the oil demand map faster than any cartel decision. AI training has become the new oil driver. Each launch of a large language model requires so much energy that data centers are literally built next to gas power plants. Not solar panels—gas. Because gas is cheap, stable, and works 24/7. Here's the chain most people miss: AI training → explosive demand for electricity → gas power plants at full capacity → rising gas demand → gas becomes more expensive → oil follows gas through energy market pricing. Now Big Tech, like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, are building their own gas power plants right next to data centers. Not for ESG checkbox—for guaranteed energy supply. And this is not a temporary measure: forecasts suggest that by 2030, AI will consume up to 10% of all global electricity. The market watches OPEC and quotas, but the real growth driver is server racks and gas turbines. ASI Biont analyzes such macro-chains in seconds—from data center energy consumption data to spot gas prices. Don't miss the next market turn. → https://asibiont.com/ — 1500 tokens to start for a new user