The centre is planned to be ready for operation by mid/end 2024 with the investment vehicle adverting that further sites across Europe are scheduled.
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Petter M. Tømmeraas, CEO of AQ Compute. Source: Aquila Capital
Germany-headquartered Aquila Capital’s data centre business AQ Compute has unveiled plans to build a 50MW hyperscale facility in Spain’s second-largest metro, Barcelona.
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