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The UK government's flagship AI supercomputer project in Loughton, Essex, will miss its 2027 launch due to power supply problems. UK Power Networks has told builder Nscale that sufficient power might not be available until the mid-2030s. Energy regulator Ofgem warns of many data centres queuing for grid connections.
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