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Sesterce's €10 billion investment in Finland represents a significant expansion of physical AI infrastructure, specifically targeting the high-power requirements for training and inference workloads. The project's phased approach to reach 600 MW underscores the growing global demand for dedicated data center capacity to support large-scale model deployment. This development highlights the strategic shift toward Nordic locations as key hubs for energy-efficient compute resources.
French AI infrastructure firm Sesterce announces €10 billion data center project in Finland
French artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure company Sesterce announced on Thursday that it plans to develop a data center project in Finland costing more than €10 billion (approximately $11.21 billion). This marks the latest investment by a foreign technology enterprise in this Nordic country. In a statement, Sesterce said the first phase of the project is scheduled to break ground in 2026 with a capacity of 200 megawatts (MW), while the second phase is expected to increase capacity to 600 MW.
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