Google opens third data centre, deepens commitment in Singapore after 15 years


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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Google has completed its third data centre in Singapore, bringing its total investments in such facilities here to US$850 million (S$1.19 billion).

Officially launched on Tuesday (Aug 23), the facility in its Asia-Pacific headquarters is meant to support the reliable access of Google services by 2.5 billion people in the region.

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