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Chip Pickering on China, Data Centers and America's Race to Build

The race to build AI infrastructure runs on energy, data centers, fiber and small modular reactors. Former Congressman Chip Pickering, CEO of INCOMPAS, joins Jason Dean and MC Law Dean John Anderson to explain why, and what the legacy of the 1996 Telecom Act means for the build-out.

Pilot thumbnail: John Anderson, Chip Pickering and Jason Dean, left to right, on a dark field of code, with the words The race to build. Play

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Chip Pickering

Former Congressman, CEO of INCOMPAS

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Pickering explains why the AI build-out depends on energy, data centers, fiber and small modular reactors, and what the legacy of the 1996 Telecom Act means for it.

Jason Dean seated on the American Algorithm set.

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Jason Dean

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Dean conducts the pilot interview with Chip Pickering alongside MC Law Dean John Anderson.

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MC Law Dean John Anderson

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