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Egyptian construction giant enters data centres with launch of new subsidiary
The new venture has signed a licensing agreement with Egypt’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA).
By Jack Haddon
Deputy Editor, The Tech Capital
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Egyptian construction giant Hassan Allam Holdings is planning to expand into the data centre market by launching a new subsidiary.
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