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Google invests $15 billion in AI infrastructure, and purchases nuclear power in Finland
Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, said it would invest at least EUR13 bn ($15.1 bn) in artificial-intelligence infrastructure in Finland over the next two years. It also announced that it had signed its first contract for nuclear power outside the U.S. Fortum, the operator of Finland's nuclear power plants, said that part of the deal is a 22-year agreement to purchase up to 50 percent of energy produced by one of Finland’s two nuclear reactors. Finland is a country that offers a lot of nuclear power as a low-carbon source of energy. Companies like Microsoft, TikTok's owner ByteDance, and Google...