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The ai data centres tag brings together reporting on the infrastructure, supply chains, and public policy surrounding large-scale AI computing facilities. Coverage includes Samsung-owned FläktGroup’s Pune HVAC plant and its potential role in supplying cooling systems for high-density deployments in India and the Asia-Pacific region. It also follows HCLTech’s proposed ₹14,257 crore sovereign AI data centre in Bhubaneswar, including its planned links to domestic compute, Indian foundation models, enterprise services, and state-backed policy. Other tagged coverage examines Vancouver’s debate over approving and regulating large AI data centres, alongside separate discussion of Microsoft Copilot access in secondary schools. Together, these stories track how facilities are built, supplied, and governed.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Firmus 288MW AI Data Centre Approved With Diesel Limits

    George Town Council has approved Firmus Technologies’ proposed 288MW AI data centre at Long Reach in Tasmania’s Bell Bay Advanced Manufacturing Zone, clearing the project by a 6–1 vote despite 349 public submissions and an online petition with nearly 6,000 signatures opposing it. The decision...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Samsung FläktGroup Pune Plant Ramps AI Data Center Cooling

    Samsung-owned FläktGroup’s new Pune, India, HVAC factory is now a live supply-chain addition for AI data-centre cooling, but reports published August 18 present a months-old launch plan as a newly completed opening and add operational claims that the company’s own announcement does not...
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    Vancouver Copilot Access Is Live; Data Centre Vote Deferred

    Vancouver’s Oct. 17 municipal election has turned AI into two separate ballot-box issues: whether City Hall should approve and regulate large AI data centres, and whether the Vancouver School Board should keep Microsoft Copilot available to secondary students aged 13 and older. The parties are...
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    HCLTech Plans ₹14,257 Crore Odisha Sovereign AI Data Center

    HCLTech’s proposed ₹14,257 crore AI data centre in Bhubaneswar is more than a conventional infrastructure announcement: it is a high-stakes attempt to combine domestic compute capacity, Indian foundation models, enterprise services and state-backed policy into a single sovereign AI platform...