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Can a strong EU alliance attract investment in Canada data infrastructure?

National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa with a Canadian flag in the foreground
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The economic opportunities of a deeper Canada-EU technological partnership may already be capturing investors’ attention.

At the September Canada Investment Summit, representatives of some of the world’s largest investment firms, including BlackRock, Blackstone, and European institutional investors, expressed growing interest in Canada’s potential, particularly in critical minerals and AI infrastructure.

Yet, as several executives pointed out, the availability of capital does not necessarily translate into

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