New data centre capacity and fibre connectivity is to be added in the Baltics region as well as renewable energy to power the infrastructure.
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Vilius Juzikis, SEB Bank Board Member and Head of Corporate Banking. Source: SEB Lietuvoje
SEB Bank has granted DEAC (Latvia) and DLC (Lithuania) a 10-year, €30 million loan to develop the Baltic telecommunications infrastructure, with a focus on data centres and fibre optic networks.
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