Data centre builder Firmus says diesel generators only for emergencies
AI data centre developer Firmus Technologies has appeared before a parliamentary inquiry and given assurances it will only use diesel generators in times of emergency.
Data centre builder Firmus says diesel generators only for emergencies
AI data centre developer Firmus Technologies has appeared before a parliamentary inquiry and given assurances it will only use diesel generators in times of emergency.
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