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Romania has received two bids to build an AI gigafactory, and the government says the selection process is in its final stage. Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare told the Concordia Summit that authorities hope to announce the outcome by the end of the year, AGERPRES reports.
Why it mattersThe bids follow nearly a year of work by Romania’s finance and energy ministries, according to Nazare. He said the process has run alongside a European procedure, whose criteria were modified by EuroHPC. The announcement marks a concrete step towards a major AI infrastructure project, but key details remain undisclosed: the report names neither the bidders nor the planned capacity or investment.
Discuss: Which should matter most in choosing the project: speed, cost, or the computing capacity Romania can secure?
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