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Brazil's REDATA law cuts taxes on data-centre equipment if operators reserve 10% of capacity for local customers

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, pictured in Fortune's report
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Fortune reports Lula signed the law on Sept. 15; firms must also invest 2% of the value of tax-benefitted equipment in Brazilian R&D, the government says 60% of Brazilian digital data is processed abroad, and executives describe Brazil as a possible release valve for U.S. data-centre opposition.

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