Drax partners with Brookfield and Radiant on North Yorkshire AI data center

Published Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 6:06 AM EST

UK energy company Drax is partnering with Brookfield and cloud provider Radiant to develop an AI data center in North Yorkshire, CNBC reported. The partners are targeting 100MW of capacity by Q1 2028, setting a future capacity goal for the project.

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