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Microsoft pulls out of AI deal for UK data centre firm in move that could deprive Nick Clegg of £30million payout
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Microsoft has withdrawn from an agreement to be the anchor tenant at Nscale’s first planned British data centre in Loughton, Essex. The decision follows concerns over construction delays and power supply, with grid executives now…
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