Google invests billions in digital infrastructure in Germany

Technology giant Google, part of the Alphabet group, has announced that it will invest around 5.5 billion euros in Germany over the coming years, as part of a strategy to expand infrastructure and data center capacities in Europe's largest economy.

According to information made public ahead of a press conference in Berlin, the company's plans include building a new data center in Dietzenbach, near Frankfurt, one of the country's most important financial and technological centers.

This investment is part of Google's efforts to strengthen its presence in the European cloud services market, offering greater capacity to businesses and public institutions seeking secure and sustainable data storage solutions.