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Google announced a €13 billion investment over two years in digital infrastructure, clean energy and local partnerships in Finland. The company expects the 2027–2028 construction phase to support more than 37,000 jobs nationwide and says the completed facilities will support thousands of permanent roles, including engineering, operations, security and facilities work.

Updated September 9, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Google announces €13 billion Finland AI-infrastructure investment

Google announced a €13 billion investment over two years in digital infrastructure, clean energy and local partnerships in Finland. The company expects the 2027–2028 construction phase to support more than 37,000 jobs nationwide and says the completed facilities will support thousands of permanent roles, including engineering, operations, security and facilities work.

Employee impact

The scale of the investment is a strong regional signal for data-centre technicians, electrical and mechanical engineers, network specialists, energy professionals and operations staff. The 37,000 figure covers economy-wide jobs supported during construction rather than direct Google hires, so candidates should not treat it as an open-role count.

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