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Indonesian Governor has ordered a halt to BDx AI datacenter over missing permits, blocking a planned megawatt-scale deployment.

Regulatory permitting remains a critical constraint even in Asia, where datacenter projects can be halted mid-development due to local compliance failures.
NewswireSlicast · September 30, 2026 at 14:58 UTC · US · Source: TechRepublic
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