'We do not want to highlight this yet': AI data centre's FAQ slip-up
21-07-2026 21:12 via abc.net.au

'We do not want to highlight this yet': AI data centre's FAQ slip-up

Data centre builder Firmus posted a statement, since removed, indicating its intention to get some of its cooling water from the state-owned irrigation system, adding "but we do not want to highlight this yet".
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