Texas

The Lone Star State is home to two of our data center locations in Midlothian and Red Oak in Ellis County, Texas. We also announced in November 2025 a new $40 billion investment to build new cloud and AI infrastructure in Texas, including new data center campuses in Armstrong and Haskell Counties. Our latest investment is designed to not only support Texas’ workforce and infrastructure, but to ensure the U.S. retains the technical backbone to lead the world in AI.

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Google’s investments run deep in the heart of Texas

Google commits to increasing energy abundance and reliability for Texans

Google advances water security in Texas

Google supports AI projects in Texas

Google announces initiative to boost Texas electrician workforce

We’re supporting regenerative agriculture to improve watershed health in Texas

We support local water replenishment projects in our data center communities

Rice University and Google Public Sector partner to build an innovation hub in Texas

Google and Texas Energy Poverty Research Institute (TEPRI) build resiliency hubs

Google Sustainability

The new Google Cloud region in Dallas, Texas, is now open

Measuring our investment:
Texas by the numbers

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Impact Report

2025 announced investment

$40B

Google is investing $40 billion in Texas through 2027 in cloud and AI infrastructure.
Texans trained on digital skills

1M+

Grow with Google has collaborated with over 600 organizations in Texas to train more than 1,046,000 Texans on digital skills.
Economic activity generated

$50.3B

In 2024, Google helped provide $50.3 billion of economic activity for hundreds of thousands of Texas businesses, nonprofits, publishers, creators, and developers.
Established in Texas

2009

Google has proudly called Texas home since 2009 with offices in Austin and Dallas and data centers in Ellis County.

Bison Coolers produces mid-priced, quality coolers in Fort Worth, Texas, and Google Ads is their number one channel for reaching and acquiring customers.

Organization representatives participated in the new Google.org Accelerator: Generative AI program, which provides mentorship, technical training, and pro bono support to nonprofits working with generative AI. These organizations are focused on areas like climate, economic opportunity, health, education, and crisis response.

Philanthropic giving

$90M+

Since 2005, Google and Googlers have given more than $90 million in philanthropic giving (cash grants, employee donations, and gift match) to organizations and nonprofits in Texas.

Milestones of progress

2025

Google announces a new $40 billion investment in the Lone Star State through 2027 to help build new cloud and AI infrastructure, including new data center campuses in Armstrong and Haskell Counties.

2023

Google announces another investment to build a second Texas data center in Red Oak.