TikTok takes first steps in turning on Norwegian data...
Daily MailIn a bid to combat concerns over European privacy, TikTok has revealed plans to open an enormous data centre in Norway. In a bid to combat concerns over European privacy, TikTok has revealed plans to open an enormous data centre in Norway TikTok, owned by China-headquartered Bytedance, has been trying to address concerns over whether the Chinese government could access the data of European citizens who use TikTok Could TikTok be banned in the UK? TikTok has announced a 12 billion euro investment over the next 10 years, as it officially takes possesion of the data centre in Norway 'The first of three separate buildings at the site was handed over this week; each of these buildings will ultimately store European TikTok user data,' Mr Bertram explained To combat these fears, TikTok announced Project Clover back in March, which aims to build data centres and store European user data locally. 'The first of three separate buildings at the site was handed over this week; each of these buildings will ultimately store European TikTok user data,' Mr Bertram explained. When completed, this will be the largest data centre in Europe, according to TikTok The app hopes that the new data centre will not only help to combat concerns about user privacy, but will also help achieve its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 Meanwhile, the other two buildings are expected to be handed over during the second half of next year, with data migration to these scheduled to begin towards the end of 2024.