Egyptian builder Hassan Allam has committed $400 million to a data center, one of the largest private bets yet on Egypt's digital infrastructure.
EGYPT · TECHNOLOGY
Key Facts
—The bet: Hassan Allam has committed $400 million to a data-center project in Egypt, among the largest private investments yet in the country’s digital infrastructure.
—The builder: Hassan Allam Holding is one of Egypt’s biggest construction and engineering groups, a maker of roads, plants and cities.
—The shift: The same firm that built Egypt’s physical economy is now wiring its computing backbone.
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