Google Invests $25 Billion in Pennsylvania Data Centers Over Next Two Years Google is investing a substantial $25 billion over the next two years in data centers located in Pennsylvania and surrounding states, following a significant clean energy agreement with Brookfield Asset Management worth $3 billion. The deal will source electricity from two hydropower facilities and includes upgrades and relicensing for those facilities, potentially securing up to 3 gigawatts of hydropower across the US. This partnership marks one of the largest corporate clean power agreements globally for hydroelectricity and is part of Google's broader efforts to reduce its carbon footprint through innovative power purchase agreements, including those for advanced nuclear and geothermal energy.

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Google will invest $500M in compliance program to settle shareholder lawsuit Google LLC plans to spend $500 million over the next decade to revamp its regulatory compliance efforts. The Financial Times reported the initiative today, citing a court document filed on Friday. Google...

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