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Google to invest $15.1bn in Finland AI infrastructure, strike nuclear power deal

1 billion) in AI infrastructure in nippy Nordic country Finland over the next two years, its biggest European investment, including a major deal for the supply of nuclear power.
The Finland deal also includes a 22-year purchase agreement for up to 50% of the energy output of one of the country's two nuclear plants, its operator Fortum said separately, which would help with electricity supply.
Nuclear power, as a source of large amounts of low-carbon energy, is one of the attractions Finland offers as companies including Microsoft and TikTok owner ByteDance as well as Google seek sites for data centres while containing energy costs and meeting climate goals.
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