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Google Invests €13bn in Finland’s AI Infrastructure
The tech giant will purchase up to half of Loviisa nuclear plant output and build three new data centres, boosting Finland’s GDP and job market.
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Google to Invest €13bn in Finland AI Infrastructure and Nuclear Power Deal
Alphabet will build three new data centres in northern Finland and secure a 22‑year nuclear power purchase, marking its largest European investment.
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Jordan Arrests Three Men After Church Shooting That Killed Nine
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Millicent Nice Apeku Wins NDC Ashaiman Deputy Secretary Post
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Africa’s Infrastructure: Technology to Drive Integrated Growth
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Eric Bauza, Voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Dies at 46
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Yvonne Okoro Criticises Lack of Support for Ghanaian Films
The veteran actor‑producer warned that while audiences enjoy foreign cinema, they dismiss local productions as sub‑standard, calling for a change in perception.