Google plans EUR13 billion Finland investment to expand data centers, clean energy
Google said it will invest EUR13 billion (US$15.11 billion) in Finland over the next two years, underscoring how data center growth, clean power, and local skills investment are becoming increasingly intertwined for global technology users, businesses, and energy markets. The company said the expansion will support its core services and deepen its long-running presence in the country.
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