Google is taking major steps to increase its business strength. Google is now working on establishment in international presence with the purchase of land for data centers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Ireland. also Google invested in a start-up center in London known as "Tech City" near the Silicon Roundabout.
The data centers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore are the first three Google-owned data centers in the Asia-Pacific region, although the company has previously rented data centers in the area. Google purchased 6.5 acres of land in Kowloon, Hong Kong; 6 acres in Jurong West, Singapore; and 37 acres in Changhua County, Taiwan. Each data center will receive millions of investment.
The center's green technology has been tested in the data center that Google currently rents in Dublin; Google will continue renting that data center in addition to establishing a new proprietary center.Google is extending beyond data centers, too. In London, England, Google has joined with other technology giants (including Facebook and Intel) to establish a center for startup Internet companies.
Google eyed on a building as well that will become the Tech City center.The center and related startup assistance initiative is the first of its kind for Google. This expansion also continues a trend from Google of increasing both its employee base and its worldwide presence. It seems Google also planning to hire record number for this year to assist the international projects serves.
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