Google is about to open new start-up office in London to create "technology community centre" in London's East End.

Google is going to open it’s start-up in London to bring to life government’s plan to create a Tech City in the capital. It is to be multimillion-pound “technology community centre” which is seven-floor building. The cluster of the Internet companies will be located there, in the heart of London's so-called "Silicon Roundabout". 
Prime minister announced that he is going to create a rival to Silicon Valley in November last year. He supported  the start-up by £400m in government funding. It has been also supported by such companies as Facebook, Cisco and BT.
The space will mainly be used for start-ups as training workshop in the capital, Google’s spokesman said.
New physical hub TechHub is going to open it’s office in new building. But Twitter decided not to open an office.
To sum up the Google’s start-up shows that GB is open for high tech business.