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Google allocates 13B euros for AI in Finland
Google announced an investment of 13 billion euros (15.1 billion dollars) in artificial intelligence infrastructure in Finland during the years 2027 and 2028, marking its largest investment in Europe. The investment includes the creation of data centers, the development of electric grid networks, renewable energy projects, and batteries, with the aim of supporting services such as Gemini, the search engine, maps, and YouTube, as well as boosting digital readiness in the region. These investments are expected to contribute approximately 3.6 billion dollars to Finland's gross domestic product (GDP) and create around 7,000 jobs annually after operations commence. This move aims to strengthen Finland's position as a central hub for AI infrastructure in Europe, leveraging its cold climate and low-emission energy supplies.
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