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Mar 20, 202621 views1 min read

AI Infrastructure Build-Out Drives Massive Investments in Data Centers

NTT aims to double capacity to 4 gigawatts and Germany plans to double its AI data center footprint by 2030 as demand for AI infrastructure surges.

AI Infrastructure Build-Out Drives Massive Investments in Data Centers
Source:Tech Startups

The artificial intelligence revolution is driving an rare infrastructure build-out. NTT Global Data Centers aims to double its capacity to 4 gigawatts to meet surging global demand. Germany plans to double its AI data center footprint by 2030. Meta has entered a five-year AI infrastructure agreement worth approximately $27 billion with Nebius.

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