Questions raised over deal between AI company and state power generator
Questions remain about the deal struck to supply power to an AI company in Tasmania's north, not long after a request to supply another manufacturer was rejected.
Questions raised over deal between AI company and state power generator
Questions remain about the deal struck to supply power to an AI company in Tasmania's north, not long after a request to supply another manufacturer was rejected.
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