US EditionGoogle opens first German cloud data center in Hanau
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IT companies earn a lot of money with data services. Google is therefore opening a data center for commercial customers in Hanau. The US group intends to invest around one billion in Germany by 2030. [more]
A cloud hub for the Internet giant is being built in Hanau, Germany.
Our own servers instead of leased infrastructure — Google's cloud is now also available in the company's first German data center.
Hanau - Google wants to make itself more independent of advertising revenue with its cloud business. To this end, the Group is also investing in the Rhine-Main region. The Hanau location is primarily supported by a large Internet exchange in the neighborhood.
The Internet giant is investing around one billion euros in Germany. The storage services are intended for commercial customers.
Companies in Germany that entrust their data to large Internet companies no longer have to send the content around the globe. Cloud providers such as Google rely on local presence.
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