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Google is committing its largest ever European investment, with $15.1 billion allocated for AI infrastructure in Finland. The tech giant signed a 22-year power agreement with Finnish energy company Fortum, whose stock jumped 9% on the news. Finland is becoming a key location for data centres due to available land and power.
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