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Google Mayes County / Pryor Data Center

Pryor / MidAmerica Industrial Park, Oklahoma, United StatesPartially operational
Capacity
No public figure
Lead participant
Leeward Renewable Energy
Developer
Last updated
Aug 25, 2026
Most recent public record update

About Google Mayes County / Pryor Data Center

Google's Mayes County campus has operated since 2011 and is again expanding under a wider Oklahoma investment program. Google Mayes County / Pryor Data Center is located in Pryor / MidAmerica Industrial Park, OK, US and is a data center campus in partially operational status. Participants include Google LLC as owner, Google LLC as operator, Leeward Renewable Energy as developer. Development comprises Initial Mayes County facility (operating), 2012-2016 expansion cycle (operating), 2018-2019 expansion cycle (operating). Key milestones include Pryor cumulative investment reaches USD3 billion (2019-06-24) and Google includes Pryor expansion in its two-year Oklahoma program (2025-08-13). solar portfolio support — 700 MW generation plus: Oklahoma solar agreements include a portfolio near Pryor but are not campus IT load. watershed restoration program — 1.4 billion gallons target: Seven-year statewide replenishment target; not an onsite water connection.

Capacity

Operating capacityAn operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.

No additional capacity claims are published.

Development

4 phases · 8 milestones
Initial Mayes County facilityOperational

Initial 130,000-square-foot facility on a then-200-acre site.

1 building

2012-2016 expansion cycleOperational

Campus expansions occurred in 2012 and 2015; a new facility opened in 2016. Exact current building geometry is unresolved.

2018-2019 expansion cycleOperational

Four-story building and later USD600 million expansion; no current site MW disclosed.

2025 Pryor expansionUnder Construction

Part of a USD9 billion Oklahoma program also covering Stillwater and workforce initiatives; Pryor allocation undisclosed.

Jan 1, 2007
Google identifies 2007 as the Mayes County start milestone
Completed
Sep 29, 2011
Initial Pryor data center opens
Completed
Jan 1, 2012
Google timeline records a 2012 expansion
Completed
Jan 1, 2015
Google timeline records a 2015 expansion
Completed
Oct 13, 2016
New Pryor facility lifts cumulative investment to USD2 billion
Completed
Feb 16, 2018
Google announces a USD600 million four-story expansion
Completed
Jun 24, 2019
Pryor cumulative investment reaches USD3 billion
Completed
Aug 13, 2025
Google includes Pryor expansion in its two-year Oklahoma program
Completed

Infrastructure

Renewable Energy SupplySecured Or Contracted

700 MW generation plus

Oklahoma solar agreements include a portfolio near Pryor but are not campus IT load.

Water SupplyOperational

1.4 billion gallons target

Seven-year statewide replenishment target; not an onsite water connection.

Project map

0 of 1 project point mapped
Infrastructure facts
2
Mapped records
1
Capacity figures
2

No map point available

Power & interconnection: 1Cooling & water: 1

Facts & sources

Published claims and their source links.

23 facts
Current Status
Operating campus with active expansion
Actual
Campus Announced Year
2007
Reported Rounded
Initial Opening Year
2011
Reported Rounded
Initial Floor Area
130,000 square feet
Reported Rounded
Initial Investment
$600 million
Reported Rounded
Initial Employees
106 employees
Reported Rounded
Initial Site Area
200 acres
Reported Rounded
Expansion Year
2012
Reported Rounded
Expansion Year
2015
Reported Rounded
Facility Opening Year
2016
Reported Rounded
Cumulative Investment 2016
$2 billion
Reported Rounded
2018 Expansion Investment
$600 million
Reported Rounded
2018 Expansion Form
Four story building
Actual
Cumulative Investment 2018
$2.50 billion plus
Reported Rounded
Jobs 2018
400 jobs plus
Reported Rounded
2019 Expansion Investment
$600 million
Reported Rounded
Cumulative Investment 2019
$3 billion
Reported Rounded
Expected Jobs 2019
500 jobs plus
Reported Rounded
Site Area Owned 2019
800 acres approximately
Reported Rounded
2025 Expansion Included
True
Actual
Oklahoma Solar Agreements
700 MW generation plus
Reported Rounded
Campus It Capacity Disclosed
False
Actual
Owner Operator
Google
Actual