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ByteDance construye en Brasil su mayor complejo de centros de datos fuera de China

ByteDance construye en Brasil su mayor complejo de centros de datos fuera de China
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 01 July 2026, 20:50 UTC By Peter Millard 1 min read
Technology ByteDance construye en Brasil su mayor complejo de centros de datos fuera de China El centro de datos de US$39.000 millones del creador de TikTok es el fruto más reciente de los esfuerzos de Lula por atraer inversión china. Visibles desde la carretera, medio ocultas por palmeras y más vegetación, las hileras simétricas de columnas de 5,5 metros evocan los grandiosos edificios del Imperio Romano. De cerca, se aprecia que no se trata de una ruina antigua, sino de un monumento que se alza como símbolo de las ambiciones geopolíticas de una superpotencia moderna: China.
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