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Global search engine Google is reportedly considering establishing a datacenter in Taiwan.
According to Minister of Economic Affairs Steve R.L. Chen, the company will use the planned facility to backup data, and act as a data processing center.
The Taiwanese ministry is making concerted efforts to attract Google and has promised to offer a secure supply of power and sufficient land for the project.
It is believed that Japan and South Korea are also vying for the facility.
No further details have been released.