Skanska signs SEK 2.2 billion contract to build data centers in the United States

Construction company Skanska has signed a contract with an unnamed customer to build data centers in the United States.

According to Skanska, the contract is worth $228 million, approximately SEK 2.2 billion, the company said in a press release.

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