Google invests 13 billion euros in artificial intelligence infrastructure in Finland

Expresso9 September 2026 at 18:37

Google announced an investment of 13 billion euros in the construction of artificial intelligence infrastructure in Finland. This value represents the largest investment ever made by the company on the European continent. The investment will be destined for the development of technological infrastructure in the Nordic country. This announcement reinforces Google's commitment to expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities in Europe.

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Empresas de IA "estão a arriscar as nossas vidas", avisa ex-investigador da Anthropic

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Harvey atinge avaliação de 15,5 mil milhões de dólares após ronda de financiamento de 550 milhões

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