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⚡️ Do high‑temp superconductors have a place in datacenter power?

The question on the table is simple: as AI workloads push power demand through the roof, can high‑temperature superconductors help datacenters move electricity more efficiently? The idea is about cutting losses and stabilizing delivery in environments where every watt matters. That's the whole scope of what's given — no claims beyond that.

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