Google is set to invest at least €13 billion in digital infrastructure in Finland over 2027–2028, marking the company’s largest single investment in Europe and further strengthening Finland’s position as a hub for AI, cloud and digital infrastructure in the Nordics. The investment will cover new data centers and supporting infrastructure in Hamina, Kajaani, Muhos and Vaala, alongside partnerships focused on clean energy, electricity-grid resilience, biodiversity, education and workforce development. The investment builds on more than 15 years of operations in Finland. The company established its Hamina data center in 2009 after acquiring and converting a former paper mill. The site has since supported more than 40 social and...
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