[Google Plans to Invest at Least $15.2 Billion in Digital Infrastructure in Finland Within Two Years, Stubb Calls Finland a Hotspot for AI Infrastructure] Golden Finance reported on September 28 that, according to Fox Business, Google announced plans to invest at least $15.2 billion in Finland's digital infrastructure over the next two years, marking one of the largest tech investments in Finland's history. Finnish President Alexander Stubb, in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital during the 81st UN General Assembly, stated that this investment reflects a combination of multiple factors: abundant clean energy, a secure operating environment, and a rapidly expanding tech industry. He said, '95% of our electricity comes from clean energy, we have security systems capable of withstanding various cyberattacks, and, of course, a relatively cold climate.' He also mentioned that Finland currently has about 50 data centers, with another 25 in the planning stages, and believes Google will not be the last tech giant to expand there.