Go Big or Go Home: Premier Welcomes More Data Centres, but Not in the Cities
'One way or another, our data is going to be stored, and I don't want it stored overseas,' David Crisafulli said.
TL;DR
- Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is ready for large data centres in regional areas.
- He sees data centres as an employment opportunity, similar to critical minerals.
- Crisafulli acknowledges the contentious nature of data centres and the political debate surrounding them.
- He stated a preference for storing Queensland's data within the state rather than overseas.