Investing in Wyoming’s infrastructure, energy and workforce
Google has announced a $17 billion long-term investment to build its first data center in Wyoming, developed in partnership with Tallgrass Energy, Black Hills Energy, American Electric Power, and Related Digital. The facility will be powered in part by a commercial-scale fuel cell development from Bloom Energy featuring carbon capture and storage technology. The project is expected to support thousands of jobs during construction and hundreds of ongoing roles while utilizing air-cooling to minimize water strain. Open article →
- Google announces $17bn data center campus in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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- Google To Invest $17bn In Wyoming Data Centre
- Google to invest $17B in Wyoming data center
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- Google sets aside $17 billion for Wyoming's first data center
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