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The Government plans to approve the royal decree regulating data centers in October.

The calendar is included in the IA360 plan presented this Monday by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, which defines the Executive's roadmap in artificial intelligence.

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The Government plans to approve the royal decree regulating data centers in October.

The Spanish government has presented a plan, IA360, which outlines its roadmap for artificial intelligence. The plan includes the approval of a royal decree in October to regulate data centers, a move opposed by the industry, which warns it could put at risk 80-90% of the sector's planned investment of €67 billion by 2030. The government also aims to establish a gigafactory for artificial intelligence, with an investment of €5 billion, and strengthen cybersecurity measures, including a pilot project to protect the financial sector from cyber threats.

Additionally, the government plans to negotiate a social contract with social agents in October to address the impact of AI on employment, economy, and society.

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