Greece, the largest IT capacity market in Southeast Europe, is becoming a key investment destination for data centres.
Strategic geographical positioning, tax incentives, and government support enhance its appeal for cloud investment and digitalisation. The Greece 2.0 recovery plan allocates over 6.4 billion euros for tech advancements, reinforcing its leadership in the regional tech sector. The deployment of 5G networks, including Cosmote’s stand-alone 5G, further boosts its digital infrastructure.
Submarine cable development is crucial to Greece’s strategy, enhancing connectivity and positioning the country as a Mediterranean data hub. Crete, strategically located in the Eastern Mediterranean, has emerged as a vital point for these cables, facilitating data traffic between Europe, Asia, and Africa. With these initiatives, Greece is set to significantly shape the future of data infrastructure in the region.
Read on to our infographic for a snapshot of the Greece data centre market, covering aspects such as the supply, data centre clusters, market share and more.
