Greece breaks ground on new data center, advancing tech and AI hub ambitions
The French firm Data4 and the Greek government broke ground on a new data center outside of Athens to help position Greece as a strategic hub for tech and AI.
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The French firm Data4 and the Greek government broke ground on a new data center outside of Athens to help position Greece as a strategic hub for tech and AI.
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