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Data center “compact” of 220 million euros puts Nvidia chips in Coruche

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Briefings

Investors are building a 220 million euro 'compact' data center in Coruche, Portugal, to host Nvidia chips for AI training and inference. The project, promoted by Aura Technologies, will operate in late 2027 and employ around 30 people. It aims to match the capacity of Covilhã's existing facility.

Key points

• The project is a 220 million euro investment in a compact data center in Coruche, Portugal, designed to host Nvidia chips for AI workloads.
• The facility will operate in late 2027 and employ approximately 30 people, matching the capacity of Covilhã's existing data center.

Context

This initiative represents a significant shift in Portugal's digital infrastructure, with Aura Technologies acting as the primary promoter for this specific digital infrastructure investment platform.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026; specific technical specifications beyond capacity and employment numbers are not provided; no independent verification of the project's construction status is available.

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