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Egypt plans five to seven mega data centres within five years
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Egypt's ICT minister Raafat Hendy outlined plans for five to seven mega data centres within five years, aimed at exporting digital services by 2030, as reported by Africa AI News. In September, Vodafone Business, Elsewedy Electric and Cassava announced Africa Data Centres Egypt, targeting 20 MW in three years and a path to 200 MW. Reported plan, no sites or capacities given.
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