COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Alphabet Inc’s Google will invest 4.5 billion Danish crowns ($690 million) in building a new data center in Fredericia, Denmark, its Danish unit announced on Tuesday.
Besides its plot in Fredericia, last year Google bought another plot in Denmark, in Aabenraa, next to a planned Apple Inc data center.
(Reporting by Teis Jensen, Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)
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