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Google breaks ground on first owned data center in Sweden after years of preparation

By

Luis Rijo

1h ago· 11 min readenNews

Summary

Google has broken ground on its first self-developed, owned, and operated data center in Sweden, located in Horndal, Avesta Municipality, about 190 km north of Stockholm. The project, which began with a land purchase in 2017, promises 100 direct jobs and a EUR 5 million community investment fund. The groundbreaking took place on June 2, 2026, marking a significant step in Google's European infrastructure expansion.

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Google yesterday broke ground on its first self-developed, owned, and operated data center in Sweden
The facility is located in Horndal, a small locality within the Avesta Municipality in Dalarna County, roughly 190 kilometres north of Stockholm
The project has been long in the making
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Google yesterday broke ground in Horndal, Sweden, on its first self-developed data center, promising 100 direct jobs and a EUR 5 million community investment fund.

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