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Data Centers in Germany - Race for Independence

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Germany wants to become digitally more sovereign, for which many new data centers are to be created. However, many projects belong to US tech companies. This is shown by an evaluation of NDR and Süddeutscher Zeitung.

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Germany wants to become digitally more sovereign, for which many new data centers are to be created. However, many projects belong to US tech companies. This is shown by an evaluation of NDR and Süddeutscher Zeitung.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Germany wants to reduce the dependence on data centers that are central to AI development. Where they are built - and why that can be a problem.

·Munich, Germany
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An action alliance documents plans for large data centers. Research shows growing problems of communities and a lack of information.

·Germany
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The German government wants to double its data center capacity in Germany. An analysis by NDR and Süddeutscher Zeitung shows that a large part of these companies are building US companies.The figures at a glance The editorial offices are based on a data set of the organisations FragDenStaat, AlgorithmWatch, Leitmotiv and Hot-Air-collective, which they have additionally verified and supplemented.The most important results: 99 data centers are cur…

Germany wants to become digitally more sovereign. For this, many new data centers are to be created - also in northern Germany. Cities and municipalities are suddenly confronted with global corporations and often on their own.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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