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Google invests €13bn in nuclear-powered Finland data centers

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Google invests €13bn in nuclear-powered Finland data centers
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Google invests €13bn in nuclear-powered Finland data centers

Google is investing at least €13 billion to build three new data centers and expand existing facilities in Finland to support AI services like Gemini. To meet massive energy demands, Google signed a 22-year pact to purchase up to 50% of the output from the Loviisa nuclear power plant.

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Google's direct investment in nuclear energy highlights the escalating power requirements of the generative AI boom and the tech industry's need for reliable, round-the-clock clean electricity. The "Bring Your Own Power" strategy indicates that tech giants must increasingly act as energy players to secure the resources needed for AI expansion without destabilizing local grids. Partnering with an existing nuclear facility provides Google with access to low-carbon baseload power, which is critical for operating data centers that cannot rely solely on intermittent renewables. The sheer scale of the €13 billion investment underscores the massive capital required to maintain a competitive edge in AI infrastructure.

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DISCOVERED

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2026-09-11

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2026-09-11

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lukaspetersson