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Google to invest 13 billion euros in data centers

Observador9 September 2026 at 11:36

Google is to invest 13 billion euros in data centers, a significant value that reflects the growing commitment of major technology companies to expanding their digital infrastructure.

Finland has been a privileged destination for these investments. The country offers favorable conditions, namely relatively low electricity prices and a cold climate, which helps reduce the cooling costs of the servers.

As a result, the number of data centers in Finland has increased considerably in recent years. Currently, dozens of projects are under construction in the Nordic country, consolidating its position as an important hub for the technology industry.

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