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JUST IN: Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are preparing legal action against the Spanish government after Royal Decree includes discretionary power cuts and strict renewable mandates on data centres, per El País.Read original on X
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The decree lets the government cut power to data centres at its discretion and sets renewable mandates for them.
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