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Bridgeport Google 010 — est. 70 MW live

Google

Bridgeport, United States

Bridgeport Google 010 is a hyperscale data centre operated by Google in Bridgeport, United States, in the Jackson County market. The site is operational, with an estimated 70 MW of live capacity.

Status
Operational
Operator
Google
Location
Bridgeport, United States
Market
Jackson County
Facility type
Hyperscale
Live capacity
70 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

34.92, -85.75

Location precision

Approximate

History

  1. Expansion

    Bridgeport Google 010 — expanded

    Google announced Monday it will invest $1.5 billion in its Bridgeport data center, including a commitment that it will pay for all of its electric costs.

    Source: aldailynews.com

  2. Announcement

    Bridgeport Google 010 — announced

    Google begins building a solar farm to power the data center with carbon-free energy.

    Source: datacenters.google

  3. Groundbreaking

    Bridgeport Google 010 — broke ground

    Google breaks ground on our first data center in Alabama.

    Source: datacenters.google

  4. Commissioning

    Bridgeport Google 010 — entered service

    Google has invested more than $2 billion in Alabama since building our Jackson County data center in 2018.

    Source: datacenters.google

Questions about Bridgeport Google 010

Who operates Bridgeport Google 010?
Bridgeport Google 010 is operated by Google.
Where is Bridgeport Google 010?
Bridgeport Google 010 is in Bridgeport, United States, in the Jackson County data centre market.
Is Bridgeport Google 010 operational?
Yes. DC Atlas records Bridgeport Google 010 as operational.
How much power capacity does Bridgeport Google 010 have?
DC Atlas records 70 MW as Bridgeport Google 010's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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