The news that Google is going to set up its Australian headquarters in Australia has made the governors so excited that they can't sleep. The first thing Google likes is Sydney, and the new state of government is extremely excited, but! Google's plan was turned down!
So the states said, forget Sydney! Come to us!
South Australia said it must not let go of such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to brush the sense of existence!
South Australia's governor, Steven Marshall, said recently that Adelaide is strongly recommended to Internet technology giant Google. Hope Google can be headquartered in Adelaide!
Mr Marshall said South Australia's government provided Google with multiple locations in South Australia after Google's development proposal in Sydney was rejected by government in New York.
"the idea for many big companies is that we have to be headquartered in a city like Sydney, New York or Hong Kong. But the truth is that some cities in South Australia, especially Adelaide, can offer more convenience to Google, "Mr Marshall said, adding that while Google is still more inclined to Sydney, he said:" if things change, they will contact us. "
"I think we have an advantage," said the governor of South Australia. "We gave them information about the old Royal Adelaide Hospital in North Tce and the Tonsley area, and government wants to attract more professionals to South Australia."
SA Property Council President Daniel Gannon and Business SA CEO Nigel McBride signed an invitation to recommend Adelaide to Google.
Adelaide has repeatedly been named the most human-friendly city by Lonely Planet and TripAdvisor. After two years of rapid growth, Adelaide is ready for an international company like Google. "
Here's a tip: let's ask the governor to lower Adelaide's electricity bill and then raise the speed of the network. Adelaide is indeed a livable city, but Google is an Internet company, probably more important than livable people is the Internet speed!