Google LLC today announced plans to spend $40 billion through 2027 on a network of data centers in Texas. The company will build three new facilities as part of the project. One will be located in ...

‘Intersect will help us expand capacity, operate more nimbly in building new power generation in lockstep with new data center load, and reimagine energy solutions to drive US innovation and ...

Until now, the business of trying to put data centers in space has been on the speculative fringes of the digital infrastructure landscape — exclusively the territory of futurists and long-shot ...

Google already owns a minority stake in Intersect from a previous funding round. Once the deal closes, Intersect will be expected to help bring new data centers and power generation online faster, ...

BOTETOURT COUNTY, Va. – As Google’s proposed data center project in Botetourt County moves forward, environmental groups and local officials continue to debate the facility’s potential impact on the ...

Google continues to expand its data center reach. In November in Midlothian, Google detailed a $40 billion investment in Texas that will include three data centers. Chitose Suzuki / Staff Photographer ...

Pequeño is a breaking news reporter who covers tech and more. Google will put the $40 billion toward three new data centers in Texas, according to the Houston Chronicle, eventually bringing the ...

The identity of the company driving a $1 billion data center project in Morgan County is now public—and it’s Google. The tech giant on Tuesday revealed itself as the previously unnamed developer of ...

And the reason for this is because there is so much at stake.” Cars and planes need to be extremely reliable because people die if they aren’t. In AI data centers, no one dies when systems fail, but ...

Google is investing $9 billion in the Palmetto State to boost its data centers and train electricians to keep them running. Announced Oct. 13, the tech giant's two-year investment is intended to ...

Construction on a Google data center is seen in May in southwest Cedar Rapids.(Elizabeth Wood/The Gazette) Buy Photo The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be ...