“The extension… is a little bit over 70 million pounds. The super computer itself will be between 300 and 350 million pounds… electricity will cost somewhere around 160, 180 million pounds… adds up to 750 million”

Tech Life · Inside a supercomputer: A Tech Life special

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Provide a cost breakdown for building and operating the new supercomputer and its facility

Extension £70 m; supercomputer £300-350 m; electricity £160-180 m; operations a few tens of m; total ≈£750 m

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