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Google data centers: tracked projects and locations

Google is linked to 14 tracked projects in Texas, Virginia, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Michigan, Wyoming, Georgia, totaling 5.73 GW of planned capacity. Role: tenant and developer.

Ranked #9 of 59 developers by the published capacity of its tracked projects that are proposed, approved, under construction or operating, as developer or operator (3.7 GW). See the ranking →

ProjectStatusCapacityDeveloperLast update
Goodnight Campus
Claude, Armstrong County, TX
Under construction 1.03 GW Crusoe Sep 2026
Google Botetourt County Data Center Campus
Botetourt County, VA
Approved 300 MW Google Sep 4, 2026
Google Chesterfield County data center campuses
Chesterfield County, VA
Under construction — Google Jul 28, 2026
Google Fort Wayne data center
Fort Wayne, Allen County, IN
Operating — Google Sep 10, 2026
Google Franklin Township data center
Indianapolis, Marion County, IN
Cancelled — Google Sep 22, 2025
Google Hermantown Data Center
Hermantown, St. Louis County, MN
Proposed — Google Sep 21, 2026
Google Kansas City Data Center (Hunt Midwest Business Center)
Kansas City, Clay County, MO
Under construction — Google Mar 22, 2026
Google Morgan County Data Center
Monrovia, Morgan County, IN
Under construction — Google Jul 15, 2026
Google Palo data center campus
Palo, Linn County, IA
Proposed — Google Aug 10, 2026
Project Mica
Kansas City, Clay County, MO
Under construction 700 MW Google Mar 22, 2026
Google West Memphis Data Center
West Memphis, Crittenden County, AR
Under construction — Google Sep 17, 2026
Project Cannoli
Van Buren Township, Wayne County, MI
Approved 1 GW Panattoni Development Oct 30, 2026
Project Tembo
Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY
Approved 2.7 GW Google Sep 9, 2026
White Oak Technology Park
Appling, Columbia County, GA
Approved — Trammell Crow Company Aug 2026

Latest Google data center news

The newest dated changes at Google’s tracked projects, each from the filing, notice or report linked beside it.

  1. Project Cannoli MI
    Michigan Attorney General petitions the Commission for rehearing of the contract approval, arguing the 20-year cost accounting could leave other customers subsidizing the data center in some years Michigan Public
  2. Project Cannoli MI
    Van Buren Township Planning Commission votes 5-1 to approve the final site plan; the report says Google is the final owner and operator and Panattoni is managing construction Michigan Public
  3. Project Cannoli MI
    Michigan Public Service Commission unanimously gives conditional approval to DTE Electric's 20-year special contracts to serve the Google campus, with protections including a minimum monthly billing demand and a termination payment Michigan Public
  4. Google Hermantown Data Center MN
    At a Hermantown City Council meeting, Google says its changes include monitoring wells and a 37 percent reduction in wetland impacts, and that it is creating a decommissioning agreement in case the site becomes obsolete Northern News Now
  5. Google Hermantown Data Center MN
    Google tells the City Council that a labor memorandum of understanding for the project has been reached between Mortenson, its developer, and the Duluth Building Trades FOX 21 (KQDS)
  6. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Legislators on the joint energy committee question Entergy Arkansas about the data center's effect on ratepayers and table remaining questions to next month's meeting Action News 5
  7. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Entergy Arkansas files a notice of dismissal of its lawsuit against the two newspapers and a central Arkansas resident Arkansas Advocate
  8. Google Fort Wayne data center IN
    IDEM approves a permit to fill 2.13 acres of forested, isolated wetlands for three new buildings in the third expansion phase 21Alive (WPTA)

This page lists projects in the Census where Google is named as developer or a publicly reported tenant by a cited source. It is not a complete list of the company’s facilities, and this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.