Google just committed €13 billion to AI infrastructure in Finland today. Here's what you need to know. Google announced it will invest at least €13 billion (about $15 billion) in Finland over 2027 and 2028, its biggest-ever investment in Europe and the largest in Finnish economic history. The money builds at least three, and by some reports four, new data center sites, backed by a 22-year nuclear power deal with the Loviisa plant, plus grid upgrades, clean energy, and battery projects. During the 2027-2028 construction phase, Google says the project will support over 37,000 jobs nationwide and add an average of €3.6 billion a year to Finland's GDP. This builds on Google's 15-plus year presence in the country. Key numbers: - €13,000,000,000 minimum investment (about $15.1 billion) - 2027-2028 investment period - 3-4 new data centers planned - 37,000+ jobs supported during construction - €3.6 billion average annual GDP contribution - 22-year nuclear energy agreement with Loviisa plant Alphabet ($GOOGL) confirmed the plan Wednesday, September 9, 2026, calling it a deepening of its long-term Finland commitment.