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Crypto Mining Arbitration: How Damages Are Measured When the Power Falls Short

Crypto mining arbitration is a new and growing kind of dispute, and a recent matter in Latin America demonstrates why it is worth watching. The facts are simple. A buyer acquired a hydroelectric power plant in order to run a bitcoin mining operation inside it. The plant did not produce…

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data center construction disputes

Data Center Construction Disputes: How the Money Loss is Measured

Data center construction disputes are rising fast, and the reason is simple. A very large amount of money is being spent in a short time on buildings that must be finished on a fixed date. When one of these projects runs late, the sums at stake are large. Many of…

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Investment Treaty Arbitration and AI Data Centers

Investment Treaty Arbitration and AI Data Centers: How Losses Are Measured

The world is building data centers at a rapid pace. Billions of dollars are being invested in land, power lines, cooling systems, and computer equipment. Most investors worry about building costs, technology, and getting enough power. But there is another risk that gets far less attention. A government can change…

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