France thinks cheap power is its AI edge. Now it must decide who plugs in

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France views its abundant, low-cost nuclear power as a key advantage for AI development but faces a dilemma over allocating this electricity to domestic AI firms or foreign giants like SoftBank. The country is debating reserving a portion of power capacity for European companies amid growing demand from large data centers.

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