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Google to build three new AI data center hubs in Texas as part of $40 billion investment

Tech giant's spending plans represent its largest investment for any US state, officials say
Google plans to add to its data center capacity in Texas with a $40 billion announcement to build three data center campuses and support programs. This is one of its existing data centers in Midlothian, Texas. (Google)
Google plans to add to its data center capacity in Texas with a $40 billion announcement to build three data center campuses and support programs. This is one of its existing data centers in Midlothian, Texas. (Google)
CoStar News
November 14, 2025 | 10:31 P.M.

Google is planning to spend $40 billion in Texas to develop new data centers for artificial intelligence and support programs over the next two years, representing the search engine giant's largest investment in any U.S. state.

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