AI BriefingEurope's AI Data Centre Gap
Key point
Nokia's CEO warned that Europe lacks AI data centre infrastructure and faces an investment gap.
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A warning has emerged that Europe lacks the infrastructure to scale up AI data centre capacity, which could push related business toward the United States and China.
Nokia's CEO pointed out that Europe is falling behind in the AI infrastructure expansion race, into which hundreds of billions of dollars are being poured this year.
Regulation and energy constraints were cited as the underlying causes.
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