Country
United States
AI data center dossier
Country
United States
Operator
Google, AES
Energy
Clean power colocation
Tracked capacity
Unknown
Unknown capacity scope | Official source
Official Google sources confirm a Wilbarger County data center, advanced air-cooling, AES clean-power colocation, and broader Texas energy capacity, but they do not disclose facility MW; the legacy 800 MW selected value is removed.
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71%
2 citations linked
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No selected MW value published
3 dated fields available
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Google announced a new data center under construction in Wilbarger County, Texas. Google's official Wilbarger County announcement says the facility will use advanced air-cooling technology, limiting water consumption to critical campus operations such as kitchens, and will be co-located with, or built alongside, new clean power developed by AES.
Google says it has contracted to add more than 7,800 MW of net-new energy generation and capacity to the Texas electricity grid, and Google's Texas data-center page frames Wilbarger County within a broader $40B Texas cloud and AI infrastructure investment through 2027. ADCI removes the legacy 800 MW selected capacity because the opened official sources do not disclose facility MW, IT load, or campus power capacity for Wilbarger County. The prior Gemini / Google Cloud inference framing is also removed because the official Wilbarger County sources do not disclose a facility-level AI workload class.
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