Alexandru Băloi, from Vodafone Business: Romania needs data centres
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Alexandru Băloi, a representative of Vodafone Business, states that Romania needs data centres. The statement was published by Ziarul Financiar.
According to Băloi, the data centre industry is growing in Romania. He says he sees this sector as one with development potential, in a context where more and more companies are using digital services.
Data centres are technical facilities where information for companies and institutions is stored and processed. They are important for services such as cloud data storage and fast internet connectivity. Demand for such services is increasing as digitalisation advances.
The source does not provide further details about investments, specific projects or figures. For complete information, readers can consult the full interview published by Ziarul Financiar.
Sources: Ziarul Financiar
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