Is Google's €13bn Investment Good News for Finland?
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The amount of foreign investment is increasing due to data centers.
According to Mikko Spolander of the Ministry of Finance, the impact of Google's investment on Finland's gross domestic product will be smaller than Google's estimate.
Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google Google will buy up to half of the electricity generated by one of Finland's nuclear power plants, as part of a record 13 billion euro investment in the country's artificial intelligence infrastructure, the company announced. The American tech giant said …
Finnish electricity is a valuable raw material for the age of artificial intelligence. Google's 13 billion euro investment must result in new expertise and permanent tax revenue in addition to server rooms, writes Janne Soisalon-Soininen.
Technology company Google's news on Wednesday about 13 billion euros in data center investments in Finland could be a very significant boost to the construction industry. There could also be plenty of work for builders in central Finland on secondment.
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