Google appear ready to launch a data centre in Taiwan, the third such centre as the technology giant posts job opportunities for the site.

The new data centre was revealed in plans in 2011 as part of a $700 million investment in the region, with Google investing $300 million in the centre which will support Taiwanese and Asian users when it goes live in the second half of this year.

The site adds to Googles installations in Singapore which has been completed and Hong Kong which is still under construction.

The new centre will recruit 25 full time workers alongside various part and full time contractors.

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