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Australia data centre inquiry finds inadequate checks, stops short of moratorium

SYDNEY, Nov 5 (Reuters) - An ⁠inquiry into data centres by Australia's most populous state found approvals failed to ⁠consider the cumulative effect on resources and infrastructure but stopped short of calling for ‌a moratorium, prompting a blistering rebuke from its chair.

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澳大利亚数据中心调查发现监管不力,但并未暂停运营

FILE PHOTO: A sign reading “No Goodman Data Centre” is displayed outside a home in the suburb of Lane Cove, in Sydney, Australia, August 25, 2026. REUTERS/Hollie Adams/File Photo

SYDNEY, Nov 5 (Reuters) - An ⁠inquiry into data centres by Australia's most populous state found approvals failed to ⁠consider the cumulative effect on resources and infrastructure but stopped short of calling for ‌a moratorium, prompting a blistering rebuke from its chair.

The report by the New South Wales cross-party inquiry reflects a growing tension facing lawmakers globally as they navigate an AI-led buildout that McKinsey estimates will be worth $7 trillion by ​2030: they want to benefit from the boom but communities ⁠are putting up increasingly robust resistance.

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