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National Grid sparks deal to pave way for giant UK data centre

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National Grid sparks deal to pave way for giant UK data centre
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National Grid has struck a deal paving the way for Britain’s biggest electricity substation to be built on Teesside as the government races to avoid missing out on global demand for AI infrastructure development.

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  • National Grid sparks deal to pave way for giant UK data centre.

National Grid has struck a deal paving the way for Britain’s biggest electricity substation to be built on Teesside as the government races to avoid missing out on global demand for AI infrastructure development.

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