Tech giants
Google and Facebook unveil big investments in France
Google to open new artificial intelligence centre in France within weeks
Google and Facebook on Monday unveiled significant investments in France in a vote of confidence for the country's thriving tech scene and President Emmanuel Macron's push to lure foreign investment.
The search group plans to open a new artificial intelligence centre in France within weeks, its second in Europe after Zurich.
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