Whilst in Belgium CAPEX grows, in neighbouring Luxembourg, the Ministry of Environment has been accused of taking too long with procedures that are discouraging for potential investors as Google’s US$1 billion project stays on hold.
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US public cloud giant Google has acquired a new piece of land in Belgium, taking capital expenditure (CAPEX) in data centres in the country to close to €3 billion (US$2.95 billion).
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