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Google invests $15B in Finland AI
Google has announced a significant investment of $15.1 billion in Finland over the years 2027 and 2028, aimed at expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure, developing data centers, and upgrading the electricity grid, alongside projects for clean energy and batteries. This investment is intended to support various Google services such as Gmail, the search engine, Google Maps, YouTube, and cloud services, with an expected contribution of approximately $3.6 billion to Finland's gross domestic product and the creation of around 7,000 jobs annually. Additionally, Google has signed an agreement to purchase nuclear energy from the Finnish company Fortum for 22 years, enhancing the sustainability of energy sources for its data centers and reflecting its shift toward low-carbon energy, as part of its efforts to meet climate goals and reduce operational costs.
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