Orange and Morrison plan France data centre joint venture

Orange and Morrison plan to create a jointly controlled data centre company in France, according to a Telecoms.com report.

TL;DR

• Orange and Morrison plan a new joint venture focused on data centres in France.
• The new company would be jointly controlled by the two parties.
• The report identifies Morrison as an infrastructure investor.

Orange is a telecoms group, and Morrison is an infrastructure investor. The planned transaction would establish a new company for data centre operations located in France.

The available source description states that the company would be jointly controlled by Orange and Morrison. It does not provide financial terms, ownership percentages, site count, capacity, or a launch date.

The report concerns data centre infrastructure rather than eSIM-specific technology such as eUICC, the embedded SIM hardware in a device, or RSP, remote SIM provisioning. The source description only identifies the parties, the planned joint venture structure, and France as the location.

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• Which companies plan the France data centre joint venture?
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