The Owner of Lidl and Kaufland Is Investing €5.6 Billion. A Major Project Near the Baltic Sea.
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Germany is far behind the USA and China in the AI race. The Schwarz Group wants to join this league with billions of investments. At the same time, more and more residents in the USA are fighting against the construction of further data centers. The post Schwarz Group plans AI data center near Rostock – German economy in catch-up mode first appeared on perspective.
Construction of the data center in northeastern Germany, near Rostock, is scheduled to begin in 2027 and create 120 jobs. The project aims to help Europe reduce its reliance on technology suppliers from the United States and other countries outside the continent.
Lidl owner will invest up to 5.6 billion euros in a data center in Germany that will create 120 jobs and strengthen its technology business
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