The project is set to be Google’s first data centre in Southern Europe and the closest to the African continent as well as the Middle East.
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Adaire Fox-Martin, president of Google Cloud International. Source: Google
Alphabet Inc’s Google Cloud is reportedly set to unveil plans to build a hyperscale data centre in Greece, following up to rivals AWS and Microsoft’s (NASDAQ: MSFT) US$1 billion project in the Attica region.
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