Tech giants’ energy demands are ‘crazy,’ says SA premier
Peter Malinauskas says there is not enough energy available to power the massive data centres planned for his state, and throwing money around won’t help.
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Peter Malinauskas says there is not enough energy available to power the massive data centres planned for his state, and throwing money around won’t help.
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