Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc, is investing €1 billion to expand its data center in Finland.

The expansion aims to support Google's artificial intelligence ambitions.

The company plans to reuse server heat to warm nearby buildings.

This initiative aligns with Google's goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030.

The expansion reflects Google's commitment to sustainability and addresses the environmental impact of AI's energy-intensive data centers.

Finland is being positioned as a key hub for data centers in Europe.

The expansion caters to the growing demand for AI-powered features.

Google's focus on innovation and sustainability has led to a 40% increase in its stock over the past year.

The initiative showcases Google's long-term strategy for growth.