Data Centers, AI Face Skepticism in Australia
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Legal expert Jeannie Paterson says that data security fears over AI could could trigger a governance debate in Australia ahead of a potential Anthropic IPO, sparking renewed awareness over national and cross-border enforcement of anti-hacking regulations. (Source: Bloomberg)
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- 2026-09-29 05:20 · Bloomberg AI
AI, Data Centers Face Scrutiny in Australia - 2026-09-29 01:13 · Bloomberg AI
Data Centers, AI Face Skepticism in Australia
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