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New Jersey regulators have imposed their most substantial penalty to date on a datacenter, which had been running a minimum of 45 gas-powered generators without the required state permit. The $1.07 million fine against DataOne, a Microsoft-linked AI datacenter, follows an investigation that found the unpermitted machines this past July.
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