Cloud AI Update – Nordic Expansion Fuels AI Infrastructure Growth in Finland

3 E Network Technology Group Limited has announced the strategic positioning of its Mikkeli, Finland project as a Nordic Compute Gateway, enhancing its global AI compute strategy. This initiative aims to expand AI infrastructure in the Nordic region, leveraging Finland’s geopolitical stability and low-carbon resources. The project responds to evolving demands in high-performance computing by deploying AI-native nodes adapted for next-generation chip architectures. The development highlights a growing trend in AI infrastructure investment, underscored by major technology companies’ capital commitments in the region. Additionally, 3 E’s project focuses on energy efficiency and sustainability, utilizing Finland’s favorable power infrastructure for more efficient AI operations.

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• Oracle closed at $160.14 up 2.3%.

• Microsoft ended the day at $401.32 down 0.1%. New Horizons announced embedding Copilot training into Office courses to boost AI adoption, encouraging practical usage within familiar workflows, just yesterday.

• Alphabet settled at $305.72 down 1.1%.

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