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How Google Is Spending €13 Billion To Get Finland To Build ...

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Additionally, more than 4,400 workers will receive AI skills training through local partnerships

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Google announced its investment in Finland on Wednesday. The company will use part of the amount to expand its Hamina data center.

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Google paziņojuši par vismaz 13 billionu eiro ieguldījumu MI infrastruktūrā Somijā nākamo divu gadu laikā, kas ir uzņēmuma līdz šim lielākais projects Eiropā. Vienlaikus Google noslēdza savu pirmo kodolenerģijas līgumu ārpus ASV, iegādājoties līdz 50% no Fortum Loviisa atomelektrostacijas jaudas uz 22 gadiem. Šāds solis nostiprina Somijas pozīcijas kā vienu no pievilcīgākajiem datu centru galamērķiem, […]

Google’s investment in Finland reaches €13 billion in two years, with a 22-year nuclear deal with Fortum to secure its AI data centers. Google’s entry invests €13 billion in Finland and nuclear shields its AI data centers appear first in Moncloa.

Since it converted an old paper factory in the coastal city of Hamina into a data centre in 2009, Google progressively increased its presence in the country

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