Sydney Data Center Construction Boom
Sector: Data Center • Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Source: The Japan Times
The New South Wales state government in Sydney has approved the construction of 10 data centers by companies including Microsoft, Amazon, and Blackstone's AirTrunk. These centers will involve a total construction spending of 6.6 billion Australian dollars and are expected to use up to 9.6 gigaliters of clean water annually, which is nearly 2% of Sydney's maximum water supply.
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Description | The New South Wales state government in Sydney has approved the construction of 10 data centers by companies including Microsoft, Amazon, and Blackstone's AirTrunk. These centers will involve a total construction spending of 6.6 billion Australian dollars and are expected to use up to 9.6 gigaliters of clean water annually, which is nearly 2% of Sydney's maximum water supply. |
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