The first mapping of data centers in the area of the Metropolitan City of Milan provides some clear data: most of those in Lombardy are located here. And Lombardy hosts almost half the data centres present on Italian soil. These and other data were presented this morning by the ProdAction project, an initiative by CRAFT – the Centre of Competence for Anti-fragile Territories – at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU) of the Politecnico di Milano. The presentation took place during an international conference at the CRAFT centre, entitled "Datascapes. Exploring the Spatiality of Digital Infrastructures." The project coordinator, Professor Eugenio Morello, plus researcher Cristiana Mattioli and assistant Alice Franchina, outlined the initial results of their research for mapping data centres in the area of the Metropolitan City of Milan. The research involved facilities that are either already active, under construction or being planned, and included their location, electrical power and land use, with reference to the current situation and the coming years.

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