Country
France
AI data center dossier
Country
France
Operator
SoftBank Group, SB Energy, Schneider Electric, EDF
Energy
French low-carbon grid
Tracked capacity
5 GW
Operator-disclosed program capacity | Primary source
SoftBank announced up to 5 GW of France AI data-center program capacity; not a single-facility IT-load figure.
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Operator-disclosed program capacity | Primary source
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SoftBank Group announced a national France AI data center capacity program on May 30, 2026. The primary release says SoftBank committed to develop and operate up to 5 GW of AI data center capacity in France, representing investment of up to EUR 75 billion. The first phase is described as an initial EUR 45 billion program to deliver 3.1 GW of AI data center capacity in Hauts-de-France by 2031, with sites named at Dunkirk / Loon-Plage, Bosquel, and Bouchain. SoftBank also says it will work with SB Energy and strategic partners, while the same announcement describes Schneider Electric industrial production work at the Port of Dunkirk and EDF/Bouchain participation. ADCI publishes this as a country/regional program record with no point coordinate. The selected 5,000 MW value is the announced program capacity envelope, not a surveyed IT load at a single facility.
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