Google will construct three new data centers in Finland as part of an artificial intelligence infrastructure expansion between 2027 and 2028. The project's valuation of at least €13 billion, or $15 billion, marks the company's largest investment in the European region.

The funding for the Finnish buildout is scheduled for deployment over a two year period. This expansion of AI infrastructure increases the company's regional footprint through the addition of specialized processing hubs to support compute demand.

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