Software company Google is expanding in Finland with a major investment totaling 13 billion euros. The company will construct new data centers in Hamina, and also in Kajaani, Vaala, and Muhos. Google states this large-scale investment will create tens of thousands of jobs during the construction phase. The expansion highlights Finland as a key location for Google’s data infrastructure. This represents the largest investment in Finnish history made by the technology giant. The new facilities will contribute significantly to the economy of the Kajaani, Vaala, and Muhos regions, in addition to Hamina. Further details regarding the data centers' operational timelines and capacity were not immediately available.