Google Plans $40B Investment in Texas Data Centers

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In the Lone Star State, Google is betting big on its growth and tech stardom.

The company plans to invest $40 billion in new data center campuses across Texas through 2027, marking its largest investment in any state in the United States.

The investment will span Armstrong and Haskell counties, as well as expand existing infrastructure at the Midlothian campus and the Dallas cloud region. For IT leaders, the announcement signals faster AI infrastructure deployment and rising pressure on local power and water systems in one of the country’s fastest-growing tech hubs.

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