Google set to open Paris AI research hub


Google's new institute will host at least 300 researchers in the French capital, according to a statement released Wednesday by France's finance ministry. — Photography LUDOVIC MARIN/AFP

US tech giant Google was set Thursday to open an AI research hub in Paris, the French government said, part of a trend for big tech firms to base teams in European centres.

In recent years, Google has poured investment into its engineering facility in Zurich, which also houses AI-focused teams from Meta, Apple and Microsoft.

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