美国金融巨头：斥资1亿美元培训水电熟练工

Group 1 - The construction of AI data centers in the U.S. faces challenges such as energy grid limitations and a shortage of skilled labor, hindering rapid infrastructure development despite available funding [2] - BlackRock announced a $100 million investment in a skilled worker training program aimed at benefiting 50,000 workers over the next five years, addressing the aging workforce in trades like electrical work [2][4] - The U.S. is projected to require $10 trillion in infrastructure investment by 2033 to upgrade outdated systems and build new energy, digital, and AI infrastructure, highlighting the critical need for talent in addition to funding [2] Group 2 - The shortage of skilled workers has led to a significant increase in wages for electricians, with starting salaries for apprentices around $26 per hour, translating to approximately 30,000 RMB per month, and fully qualified electricians earning about $59.5 per hour [4] - BlackRock's investment in skilled labor is not solely for philanthropic reasons; it is also driven by commercial interests, as the firm is a major investor in Meta's Hyperion data center and has invested over $3 billion in related bonds [5] - Google has also committed $15 million to support the training of electricians, recognizing that the shortage of skilled labor could limit the construction of AI infrastructure in the U.S. [5]