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Google invests 13 billion euros in Finnish digital infrastructure
ONE REPORT·Published ·Main source · Heise Online
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Google
Finland
September 9, 2026
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Google to invest 13 billion euros in Finnish data centers and infrastructure over two years.
The project includes a long-term power purchase agreement for nuclear energy with Fortum.
New data centers will be located in Muhos, Kajaani, and Vaala, in addition to the existing Hamina site.
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