Politics
Lula announces plans to attract data centers, create Brazilian AI and regulate big tech
The re-elected president plans to use renewable energy to host data structures and defends stricter rules for digital platforms starting in 2027.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- The re-elected president announced goals to attract data centers, develop national artificial intelligence and regulate big tech.
- Who is affected
- Technology companies, the digital infrastructure sector and the Brazilian population.
- What changes
- The country plans to demand local content and computing capacity counterparties for data centers and create proprietary AI models starting from the next term in January 2027.
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