Microsoft has reportedly ended its involvement in a planned UK AI data center that may not receive sufficient power until 2030.
Microsoft ends involvement in project planned as UK's largest AI data centre, after grid connection delayed to 2030s
Microsoft has withdrawn from Nscale’s planned Loughton AI data centre in the UK, leaving the project without its only publicly announced customer amid reported power grid constraints.
It came as the technology giant released new research showing rapid growth in the adoption of AI technology by British businesses and workers.
Planned development in Loughton was set to deliver 50 MW of AI capacity and create 250 permanent jobs
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