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Microsoft tells UK data centre developer ‘not possible’ as power supply delayed to 2030

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Microsoft's withdrawal from the crucial data centre partnership with Nscale marks a significant hurdle for its operations in Essex. The agreement failed due to ongoing electricity connection delays, which must be promptly addressed. Despite this challenge,…

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