Spanish government to press on with tighter data centre rules before election

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The government wants to shut down the regulation of data centers in Spain and wants to do so before the general elections of November 29.The minister for Digital Transformation and the Public Service, Oscar López, has defended that the country must advance to the rest of Europe on issues such as energy sustainability, digital sovereignty and the regulation of artificial intelligence, so to expect to approve the royal decree “in short” and “befor…

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Spain's minority government, led by the Left, is planning stricter oversight of future data centers ahead of snap parliamentary elections set for November 29, as... Spain: Madrid moves to implement stricter rules on data centers ahead of elections - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

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Óscar López says that Spain is a pioneer in regulating AI and data centers and appreciates the collaboration of experts in developing a manifesto.

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On Thursday, the Minister for Digital Transformation and Public Service, Oscar López, expressed his desire to approve the royal decree of the data centers "in short" and "before the elections" general of November 29, so he hopes that Spain will send "a message to the world" to defend [...] The entry The government hopes to approve "in short" and before 29N the real decree of the data centers appears first in Forbes Spain.