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Netherlands picks Groningen data centre for its €201M AI factory supercomputer

The Next WebPublished 19 days ago

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The Netherlands has chosen Eurofiber's data center in Groningen to host its €201 million national AI supercomputer, scheduled for installation in 2027 and full operation by early 2028. The project is funded by the EU, Dutch government, and regional recovery funds, emphasizing sustainability and existing infrastructure use.

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