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Google to invest $15.1 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland

The planned spending is Google’s largest single investment in Europe, aimed at building AI infrastructure in Finland.

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Google said it will invest $15.1 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland, describing it as its largest single investment in Europe.

CNBC Markets reports the company made the announcement on Wednesday, framing Finland as a key base for AI infrastructure development.

The investment is also described as a record level of funding for Google’s European operations, tied specifically to AI infrastructure buildout in the country.

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