Google will no longer be leasing space at a North Texas industrial park intended for its data center operations.

The tech giant pulled out of its lease in Northlake after spending $20 million to build out a 1 million-square-foot facility.

Google is reportedly backing out of its 1-million-square-foot North Texas data center lease despite planned $1 billion ...

Google signed for space at the massive Northlake 35 Logistics Park developed by Falcon Commercial Development and Clarion Partners in Denton County.

Google leased more than 2 million square feet of space on this side of the Metroplex. Now, it's backing out of one of its ...

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Backed by Donald Trump and billions of dollars, North Texas is becoming an AI data center hub.

One of the world's largest technology companies is making Texas a priority in 2025, and that includes bringing retail to the Lone Star State. Google ... to store data center materials.

President Donald Trump has announced an up to $500 billion investment in private sector artificial intelligence infrastructure, which is kicking off with data centers in Texas. Executives from ...

That’s longer than a cross-country drive, according to Google ... mining and data center industries, which also want more transmission lines to connect their operations to the Texas grid.