TechPower, not chips, will decide where Asia’s AI gets built

Hong Kong is seeking greater computing capacity while requiring the electricity supporting it to remain clean and reliable. Joseph Law, president of AESIEAP and managing director of CLP Power, presented that challenge to regional utility executives on September 15, in line with the city’s first five-year development blueprint and the priorities of the Chief Executive’s 2026 Policy Address.

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