Telus and feds announce AI data cluster in B.C. to boost 'sovereign' computing power
VANCOUVER — Canada's artificial intelligence minister says the Liberal government is aware of risks involved in a major investment in AI data centres in British Columbia, but taking such chances are necessary for the country to remain competitive glo
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