While energy-efficient data centre projects advance across the Middle East, a new partnership aims to leverage Tunisia’s unique geographical and green energy advantages to establish the country as a strategic hub for sustainable artificial intelligence computing. Earlier last week, Tunisian sustainable digital infrastructure developer SoleCrypt and global energy management giant Schneider Electric signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU). The agreement focuses on studying and co-developing next-generation, sustainable AI data centres within Tunisia. These planned facilities are specifically engineered to host intensive AI computational workloads while minimising carbon and water footprints. The collaboration seeks to…
Tunisia Positions Itself as a Sustainable AI Hub in New Data Centre Pact
