Google to invest $13b in US data centers

Google will make a new investment of more than $13 billion in data centers across the United States in 2019, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said on Wednesday. Pichai said the new investment is expected to allow the company to hire tens of thousands of workers and create more than 10,000 new construction jobs in many states including Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Texas and Oklahoma, Pichai said. to sustain production, despite all our sales efforts with other airlines in recent years. This leads to the end of A380 deliveries in 2021,” said Enders. “Today’s announcement is painful for us,” he added, noting that “the consequences of this decision are largely embedded in our 2018 full year results.” from the $23.2 billion recorded in December 2017. Total outlays were down by 4 percent from a year earlier, and total revenues were down by 6.6 percent. The top three outlays in December were $84 billion on social security, $57 billion on national defense and $48 billion on health.