Google turns 28: 25 fun facts about its offices & data centers around the world
As Google celebrates its 28th anniversary, the company has released a list of 25 facts about its global offices and data centers. These locations are noted for their unique designs, which incorporate local culture, sustainability, and historical elements.
Why it matters
It provides insight into the corporate culture and global footprint of one of the world's most influential technology companies.
Google’s offices around the world tell their own stories as the company turns 28. From a former flour mill in Dublin and a 19th-century residence in Paris to a data center built around a paper mill in Finland, the company’s workplaces reflect the places where they are located. Google has offices and data centers across six continents and more than 200 cities, with locations featuring details tied to local culture, design, technology and sustainability.Some offices have beehives, indoor gardens and artwork created by local artists, while others include electric vehicle charging stations, developer spaces and facilities for hardware engineering and AI research.
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