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6,831 megawatts is the capacity PJM's new Reliability Backstop Procurement will buy at auction starting September 2026, after data center demand pushed the grid short for the first time ever.
Filecoin storage runs today, needing none of that auction's capacity.
$18.46 billion is what the top five enterprise SSD makers earned in Q1 2026, revenue up 86.1% in a quarter, per TrendForce.
Enterprise NVMe now costs 22.6 times more per terabyte than nearline HDDs.
Filecoin storage hardware was already deployed before this shortage began.
$7.40 is what a human task resolution costs on average in 2026, against $0.62 for an AI agent, per a McKinsey customer-service benchmark, with complex cases running as high as $60.
Filecoin storage is already here for every artifact that either one produces.
129 gigawatts is the capacity behind 670+ planned hyperscale projects in 2026, with just 35 GW under construction, nearly doubling today's operating inventory, against a 439,000-worker shortfall.
Filecoin storage capacity is already built, no labor shortage to wait on.