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Renewables alone can't power growing data centres sector

NextDC boss warns amid AI power surge

Nathan-Lee Abrahams
Renewables alone can't power growing data centres sector

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Australia's data centre boom is colliding with the hard physics of the power system, with data centre operators warning wind and solar contracts will be unable to keep "24/7, mission-critical" facilities...

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