Spain: Big Tech Gets More Time for Green Energy for Data Centers
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Spain is giving more time to large technology companies, known as Big Tech, to secure green energy for their data centers. Data centers are large facilities that store and process data for the internet, applications, and digital services. Operating them requires a great deal of electricity.
The data center market in Spain has attracted significant investment. Among the companies investing are Amazon, Microsoft, Blackstone, and Merlin Properties.
According to the report, the supply of green energy is considered a critical factor for this market. The extension concerns the time companies have to meet their energy needs with renewable sources, such as solar and wind power.
The issue highlights the relationship between the digital economy and energy. The details of the new deadline and the terms of the extension are not mentioned in the available text, so they cannot be presented accurately.
Sources: Fortunegreece.com
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