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Abu Dhabi's Core42 more than triples US data centre capacity to 60MW - The National

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Core42, an Abu Dhabi-based technology company and part of G42, has significantly expanded its data center capacity in the United States. The company more than tripled its US data center footprint, reaching a total capacity of 60 megawatts (MW). This expansion is aimed at meeting the increasing demand for high-performance computing essential for complex artificial intelligence workloads. Why it matters: This strategic infrastructure investment reinforces Core42's global capabilities, enabling greater scale for AI development and deployment, which is critical for supporting advanced AI models and services.

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Core42 · G42 · data centre · AI infrastructure · capacity

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