HONG KONG — Google Inc. says it will spend $300 million on a fresh data center in Hong Kong that will be up and running by 2013 as it beefs up infrastructure to keep pace with rapidly rising Asian Internet employ.The search giant broke ground for the facility on Thursday. It’s also plotting data centers in Singapore and Taiwan. They’ll be the corporation’s first data centers in Asia, joining six in the United States and two in Europe.Glance at More…
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