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Google Commits To Finland AI Infrastructure, Secures Nuclear Power Deal
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Alphabet-owned Google will invest a record €13 billion in Finland to expand AI infrastructure. The investment includes three new data centers and an expansion of Google's existing Hamina facility, underscoring substantial capital deployment toward AI computing capacity in Europe.
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