Microsoft has announced the cancellation of a deal with Nscale to construct a $3 billion AI data centre in Loughton, Essex. This project was set to be the UK's largest AI facility. The decision comes after concerns about the power supply for the site. This move could affect Nscale's plans for a $3 billion initial public offering. The cancellation highlights problems with the power infrastructure for the project.
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