Google invests $640 million in new data centre in Netherlands
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Alphabet-owned Google is investing 600 million euros ($640.62 million) in a new data centre in the Dutch city of Groningen, it said on Tuesday, adding the investment will create 125 new jobs.
Since 2014, Google has invested more than €3.8 billion in data centres and related digital infrastructure in the Netherlands.
It said it would give priority to sustainability and a positive impact on the local community while building the new data centre.
($1 = 0.9366 euros)
(Reporting by Charlotte Van Campenhout)
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