Datacenter math
driver a named mechanism, not a conclusion
Megawatts are gated by interconnection queues and turbine slots, so token growth converts into a queue position rather than into capacity.
The path
| node | effect |
|---|---|
| Grid interconnection queue position | +0.35 |
| Heavy-duty gas turbine delivery slots | +0.35 |
| Electricity | +0.35 |
| Datacenter AI (Training + Inference) | +0.35 |
coverage
4 of 4 declared anchors resolve in the model. A driver is a named mechanism rather than a graded severity or a priced claim, so its effects are deliberately smaller than either.
Arguments about this mechanism
These name its subject — they are claims about this mechanism, and they are what the eligibility gates grade.
Arguments that run through it
These name a node on the path rather than the subject, so they pass through this mechanism without being about it. Shown separately and never graded as claims about it — hubs above the graph’s own 90th-percentile degree are excluded, or every argument touching NVIDIA would attach to every mechanism NVIDIA touches.