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4 ways Google data centers transform communities for the better

4 ways Google data centers transform communities for the better

A site lead at one of our Nebraska data centers, rests in his backyard with his wife nearby and his daughter in his lap.

Karine Sokpoh is the founder and CEO of Midlands African Chamber (MAC) in Omaha, Nebraska. With our support, MAC empowers, connects and champions business communities in Nebraska and the Midwest.

Pia Quiroz is an area security manager at our data centers in Latin America. Through Google, she has participated in programs at local schools, helped plant trees for an urban forest in Santiago, Chile, and led activities for the improvement of housing for the elderly.

Rachel Huang is a corporate account manager at Junyi Academy. Our investment helped Junyi train teachers to incorporate e-learning in their classrooms and to personalize learning experiences for students.

Agrotheek employees explore a cultivated field outside our Middenmeer data center in the Netherlands. Agrotheek created this learning field on our land to demonstrate new innovations to farmers.

Aurora Rodriguez, a 2024 graduate from the Skilled Trades and Readiness (STAR) Program in Construction in Northern Virginia, has leveraged her experience to secure more project management opportunities at her job. She is now inspired to pursue a four-year degree to further her career.

Our data center in Hamina, Finland repurposed an old paper mill. The tanks shown in this picture were originally used in the paper-making process.

Three large brown tanks sit in the snow between two buildings. A smokestack is behind one of the tanks. On the right are blue, red, and brown structures with stairs. These structures are attached to one of the buildings. The sky is partly sunny, and the sun casts shadows from the tanks onto the building on the left.

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