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16 September 2026

Major AI company Anthropic signs deal to use $32b Queensland data centre

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Major AI company Anthropic signs deal to use $32b Queensland data centre

The data centre would be the largest in Australia, drawing as much power as 1. 5 million average Australian households.

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