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Sustainable electrification is essential for addressing climate change and leveraging artificial intelligence (AI). Electric grids have a fundamental role in decarbonizing the economy and enabling AI. Here we propose a comprehensive research agenda that integrates innovations in material discovery, computer architecture, smart grids and system theory to accelerate efficient, large-scale, low-carbon electrification.
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