Lidl Owner to Invest up to €5.6 Billion by 2033 in Data Centre in Northern Germany
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The Schwarz Group is expanding in the digital market. A further data center is to be created for this. Politics welcomes the step.
The Black Group, known for its chains Lidl and Kaufland, wants to invest 5.6 billion euros in the construction of a data center near Rostock. Does Prime Minister Schwesig give her tailwind before the Landtag elections?
The Schwarz Group wants to be an alternative to cloud services such as AWS and Microsoft Azure and also dares to become a "hyperscaler". In Rostock, its next large data center is being created.
Lidl owner to invest up to €5.6 billion by 2033 in data centre in northern Germany
Aug 27 : Schwarz Group, which owns the discount retailer Lidl, plans to invest €5.6 billion to build a data centre in the northern German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the German supermarket conglomerate said on Thursday.• The data centre will have a capacity of 240 megawatts by 2033, it said in
Upswing East? In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Schwarz Group is building a large-scale centre for a billion euros. The energy generated by wind power is therefore decisive for the location.
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