Ammo Manufacturer Blames Production Slump On TikTok Datacentres Hogging Electricity
be able to reach its production targets, in order to meet increasing demands for its artillery shells. The reason why it would fall short? Because of a TikTok data centre within its region.
According to Morten Brandtzæg, Nammo’s chief executive, in an interview with the Financial Times , the heavy arms and ammo production company says that the reason it believes it will fall short of its demand quota is because a TikTok datacentre in the region, is said to be hogging all of the electricity within the area. Elvia, the local energy provider in Norway, says that because of the datacentre power draw, it actually has no additional electricity to spare to the plant.
As to where the increased demand for Nammo artillery shells are coming from, you probably would’ve already guessed it: Ukraine. The ongoing war with neighbouring Russia means that the country wishes to increases its daily number of artillery rounds fired from 6000 shells to 65000 shells, to properly counteract against Russian forces. For the Norwegian company, that demand is 15 times higher than what its average demand and output was, prior to the war.
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