AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGoogle’s AI build-out in Finland: Alphabet says it will invest at least €13bn in Finnish data-centre and digital infrastructure in 2027–2028, including power and clean-energy projects, to support services like Gemini, Search, Maps and YouTube—with sites in Hamina, Kajaani, Muhos and Vaala. Sanctions and trade rules hit settlement goods: The UK, France and Canada move to ban imports from Israeli West Bank settlements, while Finland and 10 other countries back national or EU-level restrictions on settlement trade, with London also targeting services tied to settlement activity. Deepfake risk in Finland: Yle reports an “epidemic” of AI-generated nude images spreading through Finnish schools, workplaces and even the military, pushing calls for tech platforms to act. Used-car data expands to Sweden: Finnish-rooted Good2Know enters Sweden, bringing its vehicle background-check workflow to dealers, building on Finnish customers like Rinta-Joupin Autoliike. Mining equipment update: Sandvik launches the Toro TH663i I Gen2 underground truck, pitching reliability and lower cost per tonne for 63-ton haulage.
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