Google is investing approximately 13 billion euros ($15 billion) to build three new data centers and expand an existing facility in Finland, marking its largest investment in Europe.
Key points
- New data centers will be constructed in Muhokset, Kajaani, and Vaala.
- The existing data center in Hamina will also be expanded.
- The project represents one of the largest historical investments in Finland's digital infrastructure and energy system.
Why it matters
This multi-billion-euro investment significantly bolsters Europe's artificial intelligence and data center capabilities, leveraging Finland's available land and power resources.
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