https://www.cnet.com/news/google-cloud-expands-to-south-korea-and-salt-lake-city/

While Google is bringing its cloud services to those two new markets, the company said it won't be making any additional real estate investments, such as for data centers, in those cities. Google said its cloud services will be available in 23 regions worldwide by 2020, including Finland, Mumbai, Sydney and Hong Kong.

"We've made an enormous investment in infrastructure, time and engineering to bring these out," Dominic Preuss, a Google director of product management, said during a press conference Monday. "Asia is a big area of growth not just for Google Cloud, but for cloud in general. So we're investing heavily."