Orange is building a €3bn French data centre business, funded from New Zealand

The Next Webby Alina Maria StanJuly 27, 2026tech

Orange and Morrison announced an exclusivity agreement on Monday to create a jointly controlled data centre company in France, backed by a €3 billion investment programme combining Orange assets, Morrison equity, and debt. The venture targets 400 megawatts of capacity, close to ten times what Orange operates today. Orange would contribute five French data centres […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Orange is building a €3bn French data centre business, funded from New Zealand

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