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Google's post dated "Sep 09, 2026" says "Today, we're deepening that commitment with a €13 billion investment", and its press release carries the dateline September 9, 2026.
Yle on the Hamina site: Google bought the closed Summa paper mill for about €40 million, opened the data centre in 2011, employs about 500 there, and will spend part of the €13 billion expanding it.
Google's press release, datelined Hamina, Kajaani, Muhos and Vaala on September 9, 2026: €13 billion over 2027-2028, 37,000 jobs in construction and 7,000 once operational, the Fortum Loviisa deal, 629 MW of wind and a 94 MW battery.[1]
Euronews reports the four sites, the €3.6 billion annual GDP contribution, about 16,000 construction jobs and 7,000 permanent jobs, and why Finland's climate and power suit data centres.
AFP report quoting Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and Google Finland's Antti Jarvinen on expanding Hamina and opening three new locations.[1]
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