Spain approves €719 million AI gigafactory investment, seeks EU funding
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Spain has approved a €719 million ($834 million) investment to build an AI gigafactory, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign technology and ensure AI development aligns with European regulations. The government will become a shareholder in the project and is seeking additional funding from the European Union to support the initiative.
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The investment will make the government a shareholder in
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