Google Announces $850 Million Investment for New Data Center in Uruguay

The tech giant's second Latin American facility aims to enhance regional connectivity and support technological development.

Google's new data center will be located in Canelones, Uruguay, marking its second facility in Latin America.
The investment aligns with Google's broader strategy of expanding its global data center infrastructure.
The new facility is expected to significantly contribute to Uruguay's professional and technological growth.
Google's ongoing investments include data centers in the U.S., Malaysia, and potential future projects in Vietnam.
The company emphasizes sustainability, with the new center using over 90% renewable energy.