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Google buys 56 hectares next to its Hamina data centre in Finland for possible expansion
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DCD reports that Google paid the City of Hamina about €10.7 million for roughly 56 hectares north of its existing seawater-cooled campus, a deal the city says was signed on 14 September 2026 for the potential expansion of Google's data centre operations. The city says Google's surveys of the site included further waste heat projects alongside its existing agreements with Haminan Energia. Google has separately committed €13 billion to digital infrastructure in Finland across 2027 and 2028, and works at its Muhos site were suspended after tree felling now under police investigation.
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