France is investing 109 billion euros in AI - a new digital location is created!

France is investing 109 billion euros in AI - a new digital location is created!

Paris, Frankreich - France relies on artificial intelligence (AI) with impressive 109 billion euros. This was announced by President Emmanuel Macron during the international campaign summit in Paris. The promising investments are to flow into the creation of data centers and the development of technical infrastructures in the next five years, which is intended to create thousands of new jobs. Macron emphasized that France would like to strengthen its position in the global race for technology leadership, especially in comparison to the United States' gigantic investment offensive in the amount of 482 billion euros, such as Oe24.at reported

In addition to the extensive APLANS, there are concrete projects that underpin these investments. A French-emiratic consortium plans to develop a AI campus with up to 50 billion euros, while the Canadian investment company Brookfield intends to invest up to 25 billion euros in AI technologies. American and British companies also show interest: Digital Realty and Equinix have planned significant funds for the construction of data centers, and Fluidstack wants to realize the largest AI supercomputer worldwide in cooperation with France. The details of the planned investments became public on the eve of the summit, which will take place in the presence of leaders from over 100 countries, as from onvista.de .

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Macron emphasized that France has excellent training and sufficient space for the construction of the required data centers. It is also emphasized that the French nuclear power provides emission-free energy to a large extent, which is decisive for the environmentally friendly energy supply of the AI ​​calculus centers. A solution to the growing energy requirement of the new AI infrastructure will also be on the agenda during the summit, while state and government heads, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz, will have constructive discussions on the energy transition. The world looks forward to the developments that could emerge from Paris.