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Argentina courts AI data centres in Patagonia with tax breaks and no AI regulation, while a planned US$3 billion campus still has no customer
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President Javier Milei is offering a corporate tax rate cut to 15% from 25% for AI projects of at least US$1 billion, a measure awaiting Senate approval, and says Argentina will not regulate AI, Euronews and AP report. Polish developer Green Capital plans a US$3 billion data centre in Chubut province on 130,000 hectares leased from 14 landowners, with its own wind, solar and gas generation, but has yet to secure a customer. Construction is not expected before about 2028, environmental studies and permits are pending, and the water need has not been specified. Residents in Trelew have campaigned against the project.
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