Microsoft announces further investment in Dublin data centre

Microsoft is to invest $130m (€97m) in the expansion of its data centre in west Dublin, it has been confirmed.

Microsoft announces further investment in Dublin data centre
Thu, 23 Feb, 2012 - 09:58

Microsoft is to invest $130m (€97m) in the expansion of its data centre in west Dublin, it has been confirmed.

The centre, to be located alongside an existing facility at Grange Castle in west Dublin, will create 400 construction jobs and between 50 and 70 positions following construction.

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