Google is investing $15.1 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland over 2027-2028, its largest AI investment in Europe. The project includes data centers, a 94MW battery system, wind contracts, and a 22-year nuclear power deal securing up to half of Finland's Loviisa plant output until 2050. This investment leverages Finland's cold climate and low-carbon energy, supporting Google's AI services and climate goals. The project is expected to boost Finland's GDP by €3.6 billion during construction and create 7,000 jobs annually once operational. This move addresses Alphabet's supply constraints for AI infrastructure amid growing cloud demand and backlog, positioning Finland as a key hub for future growth.
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