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Skanska to build four US data centres for $1.2 billion

Swedish construction firm Skanska has signed a contract worth approximately $1.19 billion with an existing client to construct four new data centers in the southeastern United States. The project encompasses the development of four data centers, covering a total area of around 75,000 square meters (808,000 square feet). According to a statement from Skanska, the work will involve building the exterior shell and interior technical spaces, as well as support areas and office functions.

Construction of the data centers is set to commence during the third quarter of 2026 and is anticipated to be finished by the third quarter of 2028. However, Skanska has not disclosed the specific locations where the construction will take place.

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