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AI boom threatens Europe’s energy stability says Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric's report models four scenarios looking at the expansion of data centre capacity and expected energy demand, based on different regulatory regimes.
By Jack Haddon
Deputy Editor, The Tech Capital
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New research from global energy technology company Schneider Electric has found that Europe risks facing a significant energy crisis that could stall innovation and economic progress.
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