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"large-scale AI data centres will not be built [in the UK] because it is too expensive in terms of power ... too expensive to run and too far away, from a planning, consenting and access-to-power perspective." - Dame Dawn Childs Non-exec director of Pure Data Centres Group (Oaktree/Brookfield-backed, over... show more

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