Google commits $15B to AI in Finland

Google announced an investment of at least 13 billion euros (approximately $15.1 billion) in Finland over the next two years, marking the company's largest investment in Europe. The goal of this investment is to strengthen digital infrastructure and advance artificial intelligence projects, including the creation of new data centers, improved power grids, and support for clean energy and battery projects. Google also signed its first agreement on nuclear energy outside the United States, where it will purchase electricity from a nuclear plant for 22 years, aiming to secure low-carbon energy supplies for its data centers. These investments are expected to support around 37,000 direct and indirect jobs, with an estimated contribution of $3.6 billion to Finland's gross domestic product. This move aligns with the company's broader strategy to enhance its technological capacity and achieve energy sustainability as it expands its artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure.

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