Telus to invest over $50 billion in Canada over next five years


FILE PHOTO: A sign for Telus Communications in Toronto, Ontario, Canada December 13, 2021. REUTERS/Carlos Osorio/File Photo

(Reuters) - Telus is investing more than C$70 billion ($50.88 billion) in Canada over the next five years to expand its network infrastructure in the country, the telecom company said on Tuesday.

The investment will go towards launching two new artificial intelligence data centers as well as help increase Telus' wireless coverage and capacity across more regions, particularly the rural areas, the company said.

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