As the data is released, the search engine giant reinforced its commitment to expanding in Austria, the Czech Republic, Greece, Norway, South Africa and Sweden.
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Google's Sundar Pichai meets Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during the announcement of a new cloud region in the country. Source: Google
US multinational Google and its digital infrastructure investments are expected to collectively contribute a cumulative US$343.2 billion to GDP by 2030 and support the creation of more than 314,400 jobs across 10 countries.
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