Google to Invest €13 Billion in Finland as AI Infrastructure Expands
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The US technology group Google has announced that over the next two years it will invest 13 billion euros in data centres and digital infrastructure in Finland. Investments will also include "clean energy projects", said Google. In addition, the Group intends to support projects to protect biodiversity and restore damaged ecosystems.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb was delighted this Tuesday, September 15th about Google's planned mega-investment in Finland will do "a lot of good" to the bilateral relations between Washington and Helsinki despite Donald Trump's criticisms. Helsinki is reaching out to Donald Trump. In an interview given to the AFP, Finnish President Alexander Stubb has entrusted himself with the relations between Finland and the United States and the mega-in…
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President Alexander Stubb believes that the massive investments planned by technology giant Google in Finland are good for US-Finnish relations. Stubb expressed his views in an interview with the AFP news agency on Tuesday. US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is not satisfied with Google's planned investments in Finland, which he believes are only due to the cumbersome licensing process in the US. Google announced last week that it …
When Google announced its huge investment, there were concerns in Finland about electricity consumption and prices. Data centers could be flexible in a tight space, but they are unlikely to do so.
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