Google’s €13 billion Finland Deal: Nuclear Power Fuels AI
Google has invested €13 billion in Finland to secure nuclear power for its AI data centres. Learn how this tie‑in shapes the future of hyperscaler energy.
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Google has invested €13 billion in Finland to secure nuclear power for its AI data centres. Learn how this tie‑in shapes the future of hyperscaler energy.
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Ambiguous local times in Calendar events When an event is scheduled at a local time that falls into a daylight‑saving fallback transition (e.g., 1:30 AM on the first Sunday in November in America/New_York), the Calendar API accepts a dateTime string together with a timeZone ID. The server stores the instant in UTC and preserves the original time‑zone metadat
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