Alibaba to build new data centers in Finland and Netherlands, expand in Europe and Middle East
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Chinese e-commerce and technology giant Alibaba Group announced plans to build new data centers in Finland and the Netherlands, according to a report from financial news outlet Cailianshe on September 23. The company will also expand its existing data center footprint in Germany, France, and the United Arab Emirates. This move signals Alibaba's continued investment in cloud computing and digital infrastructure outside of China, targeting growing demand in European and Middle Eastern markets. The announcement did not specify investment amounts or timelines for the new facilities.
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September 23 — Alibaba has announced plans to establish new data centers in Finland and the Netherlands. In addition, the company will expand its data center footprint in Germany, France, and the United Arab Emirates.
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