Google announces investment of 23.7 billion baht to set up a new data center in the Netherlands.

Tuesday, April 23, Alphabet, Google’s parent company, announced that it will invest 600 million euros (23.7 billion baht) to set up a new data center in the Westport business park. city ​​of groningen Northern part of the Netherlands It will create 125 new jobs, he said, with a focus on sustainability and positive impact on the local community during construction.

Since 2014, Google has invested more than €3.8 billion in its Data Center and all related digital infrastructure in the Netherlands.

Google currently has two data centers in the Netherlands: one in Eemshaven, which opened in 2018, and one in Middenmeer, which opened in 2020, which employs 670 people. Another was built last year in Winschoten in Groningen. There will be an additional 125 employees, and more importantly, the company aims to use more than 90% carbon dioxide-free energy by 2024.