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topic Technology • rss.nytimes.com • Dec 23, 2025 17:48

Google Buys Data Center Company for $4.75 Billion

Google Buys Data Center Company for $4.75 Billion
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Why This Matters

Innovations like this demonstrate how technology can solve real-world problems and make daily life better for millions.
The deal for Intersect, a data center and energy developer, is set to help Google build out its infrastructure for artificial intelligence.
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