Australia’s world-first data centre rules hit their first snag: the power isn’t there yet
Australia has told its data centres to put more power into the grid than they pull out, an obligation no other country has tried to write into law. The demand is barely a fortnight old, and it has already met the most basic of objections: the electricity the industry is meant to supply cannot be […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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