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Google to Invest €13 Billion in AI and Nuclear Energy in Finland

Google has announced a €13 billion investment in AI infrastructure and nuclear energy in Finland, marking its largest investment in the EU. The investment aims to enhance data centers and improve the electrical grid, creating approximately 37,000 jobs. However, concerns regarding energy consumption and security risks associated with foreign-owned data centers have been raised by Finland's Security and Intelligence Service.

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Google has announced a €13 billion investment in AI infrastructure and nuclear energy in Finland, marking its largest investment in the EU. The investment aims to enhance data centers and improve the electrical grid, creating approximately 37,000 jobs. However, concerns regarding energy consumption and security risks associated with foreign-owned data centers have been raised by Finland's Security and Intelligence Service.

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Finland: Google announces €13 billion AI, energy investment

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Google to Invest €13 Billion in AI and Nuclear Energy in Finland