Europe invests billions in AI development
The European Union has launched a €30 billion tender to build seven giant artificial intelligence factories, aiming to compensate for its delay compared to the United States and China in this field. The initiative, which involves co-financing from 18 countries, aims to establish facilities that provide high-performance computing capabilities for data processing, with work set to begin in 2027 and operations to start by 2028. This investment is part of Europe's strategy to become one of the leading continents in artificial intelligence, reduce reliance on American companies, and develop its own technological capabilities.
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