G42 partners with Copelouzos Group to explore AI factory in Greece

By Public Technologies
  • G42 and five portfolio companies signed memoranda of understanding today with Greek government and private-sector partners covering AI infrastructure and applications.
  • Khazna and Core42 will explore an AI factory with Copelouzos Group, combining data center infrastructure with cloud and AI computing capabilities.
  • Presight and Inception42 will explore AI applications for Greek public services, spanning urban management, government operations and education.
  • M42 partnered with Athens LifeTech Park to explore life sciences research and reciprocal market access for UAE and European ventures.
  • The initiatives remain subject to definitive agreements and regulatory approvals.


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