The Greek Development Ministry has approved two new data center projects in northwest Greece to benefit from 'large investment' tax incentives. One project, led by Team Fortress, is planned near Zitsa with an estimated cost of €33.8 million, while the other, by Nexus Data, is set to be constructed near Kastoria at a cost of €26.6 million. The decision highlights government support for technology infrastructure through favorable taxation. The projects fall under the broader category of business and technological investments.
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