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A look at Ireland's challenges in its role as a data center hub, as energy supply problems and planning hurdles mean that AWS and others are looking elsewhere

Financial Times : X: @europeangreent and @robgilbey X: @europeangreent : .@FT article: #GlobalTech firms rethink #Ireland as a data hub due & incoming strict low-carbon rules. #EGT's carbon credit project can help offset emissions, support net zero, while delivering sustainable benefits to the peatlands & biodiversity. https://www.ft.com/... [image] Robert Gilbey / @robgilbey : “Ireland also stands to miss out as tech companies begin to consider nuclear power for the long-term needs of generative AI, according to one tech executive. The country has banned nuclear development since 1999.” https://www.ft.com/... [image]

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  • @europeangreent @europeangreent on x
    .@FT article: #GlobalTech firms rethink #Ireland as a data hub due & incoming strict low-carbon rules. #EGT's carbon credit project can help offset emissions, support net zero, while delivering sustainable benefits to the peatlands & biodiversity. https://www.ft.com/... [image]
  • @robgilbey Robert Gilbey on x
    “Ireland also stands to miss out as tech companies begin to consider nuclear power for the long-term needs of generative AI, according to one tech executive. The country has banned nuclear development since 1999.” https://www.ft.com/... [image]