Google has promised to pay $44bn of rent on buildings it will never own
Start with the number, because the number moved fast. Google has agreed to cover as much as $44bn of lease payments on data centres owned by other people, should the tenant default. It disclosed the figure last week. At the end of September the same commitment stood at $6.5bn, The Information reported. That is close […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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