Atlanta Data Center Expansion Announced By Google
Google announced in early July that it will be expanding it’s Atlanta data center by an extra 500,000 square feet.
Google announced in early July that it will be expanding it’s Atlanta data center by an extra 500,000 square feet.
An Alabama data center will be built by Google inside of what used to be the Widows Creek coal power plant.
Major Scandinavian telecommunications company TeliaSonera announced in mid-June that it plans to build the largest Finland data center to date.
Google revealed some of the details this week on the functioning of its major data centers.
Google announced June 2 that the new expansion to its Georgia data center will cost around $300 million.
Google’s new Singapore data center will be its second in the region, which will expand its overall investment to $500 million.
Social media giant Facebook may build an Ireland data center in the near future.
Cloud giants Amazon, Google and Microsoft released their 2015 first quarter expenditure reports and proved all of the money they have invested into data centers is paying off.
Google’s Council Bluffs, Iowa data center will be receiving another $1 billion from the company as an investment.
Google is expanding its presence in Oregon with a new data center in The Dalles.