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Competing for grid resources: Understanding the impact of rising data centre electricity consumption
João Marques Lima explores the rise of data centres as an electricity intensive industry.
By João Marques Lima
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
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As data centres evolve into electricity-intensive powerhouses, how will they reshape our energy landscape and digital future? From powering AI revolutions to competing with electric vehicles for grid resources, the data centre industry stands at a critical crossroads.
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