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Google Breaks Ground on $4B West Memphis Project, Largest in Ark. History

Google's $4 billion data center in West Memphis will create thousands of construction jobs and include a $25 million fund for local energy affordability and education programs.

  • Google is investing $4 billion to build a new data center campus in West Memphis, Arkansas, creating hundreds of operations jobs and thousands of construction jobs.
  • The campus will house a data center facility, office buildings, a substation facility, and other infrastructure to support Google's AI initiatives.
  • This is the largest investment in Arkansas history, as Google ramps up solar and battery storage resources to power the facility.
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