A new Google office is under development behind London's King's Cross train station.
The new office in London will make way for 3,000 jobs in the first wholly owned office building outside the US. (Photo: Pixabay)
London: US tech giant Google on Tuesday confirmed it will expand its vast campus in central London, a move a source said is expected to bring 3,000 jobs to the British capital.
Google announced it would add a new office building to a complex currently under development behind London's King's Cross train station, which the tech firm said would be its first wholly owned and designed building outside the US.
An estimated 3,000 jobs will be created by the move, a source close to the matter told AFP.
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