OpenAI to Pay CoreWeave $11.9 Billion Over Five Years for AI Data Centers, Services
- The US seeks to invest billions in AI data centers, potentially overlooking Australia due to restrictive laws on copyright and data privacy that limit competition for AI infrastructure.
- Ryan Brown from OpenAI stated that restrictive copyright and data privacy laws could drive companies to invest elsewhere in a competitive market.
- Matthew A'Hearn mentioned that his firm invested in a $2 billion data center in Melbourne, highlighting Australia's potential role in the AI data center boom.
- Cohen warned that Australia’s status could be threatened if the US utilizes it as leverage in negotiations, potentially increasing competition for US technology.
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