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Google to invest nearly $15 billion in AI Infrastructure in Finland

Google is set to pour $15.1 billion into Finland within the next two years, creating three new data centres while upgrading an existing facility. This strategic move takes advantage of Finland's chilly climate and renewable energy resources. Partnering with Fortum, Google has secured a long-term nuclear power contract, promising to generate thousands of jobs and significantly enhance the Finnish economy.

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Google to invest nearly $15 billion in AI Infrastructure in Finland
Google is set to pour $15.1 billion into Finland within the next two years, creating three new data centres while upgrading an existing facility. This strategic move takes advantage of Finland's chilly climate and renewable energy resources. Partnering with Fortum, Google has secured a long-term nuclear power contract, promising to generate thousands of jobs and significantly enhance the Finnish economy.
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