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Microsoft to Invest $7.16 Billion in Aragon Data Centres Over 10 Years
Jun 14, 2024, 11:51 AM
Microsoft plans to invest $7.16 billion (6.69 billion euros) to develop new data centres in Spain's northeastern region of Aragon. The investment will be spread over 10 years, according to the regional government. Aragon, located halfway between Madrid and Barcelona, is considered ideal due to its large wind power capacity and strategic position. This development aims to bolster Aragon as a major cloud computing hub within Europe.
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