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Google plans to invest more than $ 7 billion in opening new offices and expanding data centers across the country and creating at least 10,000 new full-time jobs in the United States this year.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said on Thursday that Google’s parent company “wants to be a part” of the country’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, he said the company would invest in communities that are new to Google – expanding over 19. state.
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Despite the fact that Google and most large companies prefer to switch to a remote, work-from-home setting during COVID-19, Pichai said ‘to come together in person to work together and create a community building is at the heart of Google’s culture and will be an important part of our future. ”
With more than 135,000 full-time employees, Pichai said Alphabet and Google will “continue to make significant investments in our offices across the country, as well as our home state of California, where we will invest more than $ 1 billion this year.”
The technology giant will “continue to grow our offices across the US,” Pichai said. It will add thousands of roles in Atlanta, Washington, DC, Chicago and New York City in an effort to “bring more jobs and investment to different communities.” As part of the company’s commitment to racial equity.
Pichai also announced that Google will invest in expanding data centers in Nebraska, South Carolina, Virginia, Nevada and Texas.
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“Our existing data center sites in Nebraska, Ohio, Texas and Nevada will be fully operational in 2021,” Pichai said. “Our data centers can promote your searches, emails, photos and the maps that help you find the fastest way home; it is also important for the composition of local communities, from supply chain and small business opportunities to distance education support in South Carolina and Nevada. ”
In addition to increasing investment in its existing data center in South Carolina, Alphabet and Google will also expand in the South by establishing a new “cloud” engineering facility in Durham, North Carolina and the first US Google Operations Center in Southaven, Mississippi, to open.
In Virginia, Google is going to open a new Reston office building and expand its data center in Loudoun County.
Pichai also said that Google in Texas will open its first office in Houston and will continue to invest in its existing campuses in Austin.
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In the Middle East, Google will expand its data center footprint in Nebraska with additional investments, and it will improve its offices in Detroit and Chicago, as well as one in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Google will also open a new office in Portland, Oregon this year, and will continue its investments in its existing workspace in Kirkland and Seattle, Washington.
Pichai said Google’s data center in Henderson, Nevada, is up and running, and plans to expand it with the Storey County data center in 2021.
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As for New York City, which lost a new job deal and a new headquarters style with Amazon in 2019, Pichai said Google committed in 2018 to doubling its staff there by 2028, and there is nothing to that front does not change. Pichai said that in 2021, the company “will continue to invest in expanding our campus presence to achieve this.”
Google will also invest in its offices in Atlanta, Pittsburgh and Cambridge, Massachusetts, as well as expand its workforce in Washington, DC.
As for the turnaround date for the company’s staff, Pichai last year extended Google’s work-from-home arrangement to September 2021, but at the time rejected the idea of permanent remote work. It was unclear at this time whether Google was still planning to return employees to the office in September.