Wide open spaces, low taxes and low regulations are all things that convince data center companies to come to North Texas—the latest launched from Google. Thursday morning Google announced a ...

Google's $600 million data center is being built in Midlothian about 25 miles southwest of Dallas.(Steve Brown / Dallas Morning News) The town of Midlothian was built on 20th-century industry ...

A new 170,600-square-foot data center building is under construction at the Midlothian site, per a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. Google officials did not detail where the ...

A Google office building at the company’s Midlothian data center is seen, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024, in Midlothian, Texas.(Elías Valverde II / Staff Photographer) Google plans to invest $1 ...

In 2022, Google launched a data center campus in Midlothian followed by an announcement last year to build a new data center in Red Oak. Still, employment at data centers tends to be on the ...

Google announced Thursday it’ll invest more than $600 million in Texas over the next several years as it builds a new data center in Ellis County’s Red Oak.

Google LLC announced Aug. 15 plans to invest more than $1 billion in Texas this year, its latest strategic goal focused on supporting cloud and data center infrastructure. Some of that investment ...

It will be Google’s second data center in Texas, with the first one being located in Midlothian, roughly 20 miles southwest of Red Oak. In 2020, ...

It will be Google’s second site in Texas along with a data center in Midlothian. That 375-acre project was one of the largest in the country when it was built in 2019.

Google has leased a 1.1M-square-foot warehouse in North Texas, its second massive property grab in the D-FW area after news of its $1B investment.