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Australia moves to rein in rogue AI and data centre power demands.

Introduces regulatory oversight on rapid compute expansion, potentially delaying energization timelines and forcing developers to align with national grid capacity limits.
NewswireSlicast · September 18, 2026 at 07:20 UTC · Australia · Source: Proactive financial news
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