By Una Hajdari
Publication Date: 2025-11-12 10:22:00
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The technology giant unveiled a €5.5 billion investment package on Monday that will last until 2029, expand its cloud and AI infrastructure and establish a strong foothold in Europe.
The plan focuses on a new data center in Dietzenbach, just outside Frankfurt, and new investments in the existing Hanau campus – two locations that will anchor Google’s cloud regions in Germany.
The company is also expanding its offices in Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich and plans to convert the historic Arnulfpost building into a 30,000 square meter development center for up to 2,000 employees.
Philipp Justus, Google’s country manager for Germany and vice president for Central Europe, called it “Google’s largest investment program in Germany to date.”
Google estimates that the investment will contribute around 1 billion euros to Germany’s GDP annually and support 9,000…