Google announces new LaGrange data center, partnership with local organizations

Google has announced plans to build a new data center in LaGrange, Georgia, making it the second Google data center to come to the state. 

Currently, Georgia has over 200 data centers, primarily in the metro Atlanta area. 

In addition to the data center, Google says it will invest in improving local energy affordability and promoting environmental stewardship, aiming to deliver lasting benefits for LaGrange and the entire state.

In addition to the data center, Google will invest in improving local energy affordability and promoting environmental stewardship, aiming to deliver lasting benefits for LaGrange and the entire state.

“LaGrange’s leadership and dedication to advancing the AI economy is clear,” said T. Scott Malone, President of the Development Authority of LaGrange. “Having Google as a partner is a major step forward as we build the infrastructure needed for future growth.”

Jen Ryan, Regional Head of Data Center Public Affairs at Google, said, “Our investment in LaGrange…