A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
GOOGLE SAYS IT IS BUILDING ITS FIRST DATA CENTER IN WYOMING, REPRESENTING A $17 BLN INVESTMENT, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TALLGRASS ENERGY, BLACK HILLS ENERGY, AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED DIGITAL
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The project marks one of Google's largest single-site commitments and extends its data center footprint into a state better known for energy production than cloud infrastructure. The named partners span power generation, transmission and development, signaling that energy supply is central to the buildout. The investment adds to the broader wave of hyperscaler spending on AI and cloud capacity, with utilities and midstream firms increasingly positioned as gatekeepers of that growth. What to watch next: construction timelines, power procurement details and whether the Wyoming project anchors further energy-linked data center deals in the region.
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Google (GOOGL), Wyoming, Black Hills Energy, Tallgrass Energy, American Electric Power
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