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Tech companies are scouting Argentine Patagonia for AI data centres, Reuters reports

The Next WebPublished 3 days ago

Several tech and energy firms, including OpenAI, are exploring building large AI data centers in Argentina's Patagonia region, leveraging its abundant wind and gas resources. OpenAI plans a 500MW facility with a $25bn investment, aiming for a 100MW phase by 2027. The region offers fiscal incentives and stable energy supply, attracting companies like Amazon and Alphabet.

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