OpenAI's Head of Countries Says Canada Has the Energy and Land for Data Centres
OpenAI is seeking Canadian partners for new data centres as it delays its UK build over regulation and energy costs.
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OpenAI's head of countries says Canada has the energy and land for data centres
OpenAI is looking at data centre partnerships in Canada because of the energy and land available there, its head of countries George Osborne told Bloomberg at Mark Carney’s investment summit in Toronto. OpenAI paused its British project in April, saying it would proceed when regulation and the cost of energy allowed. OpenAI is looking at […] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAI analyses partnerships to build data centres in Canada, attracted by the availability of energy and land, while high electricity costs and regulation slow down its Stargate project in the UK.
George Osborne, who was UK Finance Minister between 2010 and 2016 and now runs OpenAI for countries, a global position
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