구글, 텍사스에 6억 달러 데이터센터 및 사무실 확장
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- 미들로디안 데이터센터 6억 달러 투자
- 오스틴 신규 사무실 임차
- 미들로디안 학군에 100만 달러 기부
텍사스
원문 (영어)
We're expanding in Texas. Austin has been home to Google for over a decade and today, we’re extending our commitment to the state with a new data center in Midlothian, and the lease of two new buildings for our Austin workforce. These new commitments are part of our larger $13 billion investment in offices and data centers across the United States, which we announced earlier this year .
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As part of this investment, we’re also making a $100,000 grant to the Midlothian Independent School District to support the continued growth and development of the region’s STEM programs in schools. In Austin, we already have more than 1,100 employees working across Android, G Suite, Google Play, Cloud, staffing and recruiting, people operations, finance and marketing.
As we continue to grow, we’ve leased additional office space at Block 185 and Saltillo—located in downtown Austin and east Austin, respectively—to accommodate our short and long-term growth.
원문: Alphabet Company Announcements — "Coming soon to the Lone Star State: more office space and a data center" (2019-06-17) 공식 원문: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/company-announcements/texas-expansion-more-office-space-and-data-center/
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