Firmus AI factories look set to become state’s largest power consumer
Today in Estimates the Minister for Energy confirmed that Firmus Technology plans for AI and data facilities across three Tasmanian sites expect to consume around 400MW in power.
Today in Estimates the Minister for Energy confirmed that Firmus Technology plans for AI and data facilities across three Tasmanian sites expect to consume around 400MW in power.
Premier Rockliff and his government have significant questions to answer about the power deal and any other commitments for Singaporean AI data centre company Firmus.
Documents obtained under RTI by the Greens have revealed that major new electricity infrastructure will be required for the Macquarie Point stadium
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Those who are most impacted, and it's not just the four major industrials, it's Aurora, they're one of the big customers here too, for example and that's who we buy our power off.
Minister, funding for the Orange-bellied Parrot Migration Tracking Program was cut in this year's budget and won't continue into the forward Estimates.
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