RE: Target £10 near term24 Oct 2025 07:46
AI DATA CENTRE first mover advantage from MAST in this hottest new sector is why it is being attacked because there’s probable tie ups coming here soon. This is why we have been plagued by trolls 24/7.
From the recent RNS
Key Highlights:
· MAST has established a clear strategy with an initial growth target of 1 GW to be a leading provider of power supply to AI datacentres, and powering the UK's AI revolution (read more here);
· Execution of binding definitive JVA with CZM bolsters MAST's plans to deliver up to 1 GW of AI datacentre-power campuses over the next 36 months;
· Under the terms of the JVA, MAST and CZM will work together and leverage each other's strengths to seek, attract, develop, construct, and operate power supply assets co-located to AI datacentres;
· MAST will hold a controlling majority equity interest of 77.5% in any SPV under the JVA, CZM will hold 22.5%, and ongoing costs will be co-funded by MAST and CZM based on their respective shareholdings;
· MAST will have the right to appoint two directors and CZM one director to the board of any SPV under the JVA;
· MAST and CZM are already in discussions with various AI datacentre developers and owners to provide power supply;
· London is now second only to California as the world's largest AI datacentre hub;
· One of the world's biggest companies, the tech giant Nvidia recently announced that the UK will be an AI superpower as major US tech giants and institutional investment funds pledged tens of billions of pounds worth of investment in the UK AI ecosystem1;
· Nvidia also recently announced that the UK will have Europe's largest GPU cluster totalling 120,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPU's by the end of 2026 in a major boost for the UK's sovereign compute capacity2;
· Nvidia hailed £11 billion of total investment in the UK AI ecosystem2;
· The biggest single investment comes from Microsoft, which has announced a $30 billion (£22 billion) spending package in the UK - its largest ever outside the US1;
· It is part of a $42 billion (£31 billion) agreement, dubbed the "Tech Prosperity Deal", between the UK government and several US tech giants and institutional investment funds signed during President Donald Trump's recent unprecedented second state visit to the UK, which establishes a favourable policy climate and signals sustained governmental support; and
· Speaking to the BBC earlier this month, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that in the UK he was hoping that more gas turbines could be used "off the grid so we don't burden people on the grid"3, which is firmly in line with MAST's business model.