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Q&A: Lack of skilled workers could stall the data centre boom

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Rapid expansion of data center capacity to support artificial intelligence initiatives is facing a significant obstacle: a shortage of skilled workers. Companies are finding that construction is being hampered by a lack of technicians, electricians, and engineers, as these professionals are also in demand from other infrastructure projects. To mitigate delays and cost increases, organizations must proactively invest in talent pipelines and training programs, and consider candidates with transferable skills from industries like advanced manufacturing.

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