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DMG's 85 MW AI data centre in the Kootenays exposes a regulatory loophole that could redraw data centre site selection and stress regional supply chains for power, equipment, and water.
By leveraging a FortisBC regulatory exemption, DMG is poised to offer AI compute from a 85 MW facility at competitive rates, forcing SaaS and cloud operators to reassess hosting strategies and risk.
The DMG facility's unchecked power demand—up to 85 MW—sidesteps BC's new clean-energy guardrails, posing a direct challenge to provincial climate goals and local water resources.
Source: abbynews.com · terracestandard.com
DMG Blockchain Solutions is leveraging a regulatory oddity to quadruple its power load, a pivot from Bitcoin mining to AI hosting that may define crypto's next chapter.