A German consortium is fighting for EU support to build a major data processing center for artificial intelligence, with €20 billion in funding
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The consortium of SAP, Deutsche Telekom, Ionos and Schwarz is negotiating to build one of five EU-backed AI data centers, called AI gigafactories. The European Commission has earmarked €20bn for the project, which aims to close the technology gap with the US and China. Although German authorities have confirmed the construction of a center, the project faces challenges in sourcing chips and finding suitable locations. The deadline for applications is June 20.
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Un consorțiu german format din SAP, Deutsche Telekom, Ionos și Schwarz vrea să construiască un centru de date AI
O alianţă a giganţilor din Germania vrea să construiască un centru de date AI cu bani de la UE
Mari companii germane, precum SAP, Deutsche Telekom, Ionos, Schwarz Group și Siemens, vor să construiască un centru de date AI
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