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Last update: 2 hours agoData-Center Power Crunch: The IDCA says global data centers now draw 67.7 GW, up 36% in two years, while “zombie” cloud workloads may waste about 3 GW—at the same time, more markets are hitting a 6.25% grid-consumption threshold that triggers policy pushback. Energy & Trade Tensions: G7 finance ministers in Paris urged the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and flagged widening trade imbalances, calling them “not sustainable,” as bond-market volatility and Middle East fallout ripple through economies. Korea-Japan Thaw, Energy First: South Korea’s President Lee and Japan’s PM Takaichi met in Andong, agreeing to deepen LNG and energy-security cooperation and trilateral coordination with the U.S. Samsung Labor Flashpoint: Samsung held last-ditch talks to avert a major strike, as a court order limits union strike action—keeping pressure on the company’s chip operations. Wildlife Trade Warning: A new analysis finds Hong Kong and Singapore imported nearly a million live birds from Africa since 2006, with canaries topping the list, raising biodiversity and disease risks. Seoul/Asia Business Signals: Frankfurt Airport installed LG LED displays, while Tokyo continues to attract hosting investment as Rad Web Hosting expands its data-center footprint.
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