Google's biggest European investment

Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, plans to invest $15.1 billion in Finland over the next two years. This is the company's largest individual investment in Europe and includes the creation of three new data centers and the expansion of an existing one in Hamina. This investment aligns with Google's efforts to bolster artificial intelligence capabilities and accelerate its expansion. It aims to support Finland's economic growth as the country seeks to revitalize its economy through this substantial investment.

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