Google could build a data center in southern New Mexico
Google is exploring the possibility of building a new data center in Lea County, New Mexico. The company is actively seeking feedback from local residents regarding its plans. Google states the proposed facility would have limited water usage and be powered by a mix of renewable energy.
Tech giant Google is reportedly considering building a new data center in Lea County, located in southern New Mexico. This potential development could see Google operating alongside Oracle's Project Jupiter, which is also in the region.
Google has initiated a public outreach effort by posting a blog directed at residents of southeastern New Mexico. The company is inviting locals to provide input and weigh in on the proposed data center plans.
In the blog post, Google emphasizes that the data center would utilize limited water, comparable to an average office building. Furthermore, the company states its commitment to powering the facility with a diversified energy mix, including solar, wind, and battery storage solutions.