ACS speeds up its data centers in Spain: the first will be in Alcalá de Henares
ACS CEO Juan Santamaría said during the presentation of the company's nine-month results that the firm is moving "faster than expected" on its data centers in Spain. The first delivery will be the one in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid), expected in the coming months, and the company is in "very advanced" talks to commercialize it. Santamaría also referred to the new royal decree on data center requirements, which entails an "increase in spending", and to a "supercycle" of infrastructure investment.
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- ACS expects to deliver its first data center in Spain in the coming months, in Alcalá de Henares (Madrid).
- The company is in "very advanced" talks to commercialize that data center.
- Santamaría says the new royal decree for the sector entails an "increase in spending" and advocates using as much renewable energy as possible.
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