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NTT Data Is Said to Eye $9 Billion Outlay for Japan Data Centers

NTT Data Group Corp. expects to spend at least $9 billion through 2033 to quadruple computing capacity to 1 gigawatt, addressing a surge in demand in Japan.

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NTT Data Is Said to Eye $9 Billion Outlay for Japan Data Centers
NTT Data Group Corp. expects to spend at least $9 billion through 2033 to quadruple computing capacity to 1 gigawatt, addressing a surge in demand in Japan.
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