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US Tech Firms Eye Australia for AI Centers, Local Operator Says
Source: Bloomberg
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US technology giants are showing interest in building data centers in Australia, according to AirTrunk Operating Pty Ltd. Australia’s relatively green electricity grid and proximity to Asian markets are key attractions, while domestic backlash in the US against data-center development is helping redirect investment interest abroad.
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