Japan eyes $140bn AI data centre push with Dell and JERA, FT reports

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Japan's largest power company JERA partners with Dell and UK developer RHAELM to build AI data centers nationwide, with initial $15bn project in Chiba powered directly by JERA's gas plant, bypassing grid delays. The initiative aims for several gigawatts of AI capacity by the 2030s, potentially costing $140bn, with private equity Apollo funding part of the effort.

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