Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres
AI lab bypasses traditional suppliers to secure scarce equipment as demand for energy surges
Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres
AI lab bypasses traditional suppliers to secure scarce equipment as demand for energy surges Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Cancelled AI data centre 'victory for people power' after backlash
It is the latest in a series of proposed data centres to be scrapped following public opposition.
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Calls for data centre moratorium 'until we get the rules right'
The Conservation Council is calling for a moratorium on new data centre developments in the ACT until tougher rules are in place, amid "increasing concerns" about the impact on Canberra's water supply and electricity…
ABC Australia
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As AI data centres guzzle energy, can we harness their wasted heat?
The rapid development of AI is draining our resources, but engineers have found a way to use heat lost to the air. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Argentina’s Milei dreams of data centres on the Patagonian steppe
Libertarian seeks to turn vast land and energy resources into the foundation of his ‘unregulated’ AI hub
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When it comes to data centres, politics is getting very local
Governments all over the world are keen to cash in on the AI boom, but voters here are not yet convinced that whatever Australia gets out of hosting the infrastructure will be worth the cost.
ABC Australia
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Anthropic IPO meets AI backlash after midterms show stinging rebuke of data centers
Anthropic is poised to become the first pure-play AI company to hit the public market at a time when the public is increasingly leary of the industry.
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‘Life-changing’: parents welcome £10m UK play centre for disabled children
Gympanzees near Bristol will be the first UK site of its type, catering for children unable to use regular playgrounds It has been over a decade since Stephanie Wheen set out to create the UK’s first play and leisure…
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