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Data centres add estimated $16.5 billion to annual economy new research shows

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Data centres add estimated $16.5 billion to annual economy new research shows

Augustine Badon 11/09/2025 13:19

Power-hungry data centres also support a further $76.5 billion of broader digital services, the NZTech study says…

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Power-hungry data centres also support a further $76.5 billion of broader digital services, the NZTech study says…
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