Lorne Gunter: Alberta right to insist AI data-centre proposals include their own power supply One of the fundamental principles of the provincial government’s strategy for attracting artificial intelligence (AI) data centres to Alberta, released in 2024, is BYOP — bring your own power.
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Lorne Gunter: Alberta right to insist AI data-centre proposals include their own power supply
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One of the fundamental principles of the provincial government’s strategy for attracting artificial intelligence (AI) data centres to Alberta, released in 2024, is BYOP — bring your own power.
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Essentially, AI data centres are huge complexes (the size of a football field or larger) full........
