Data Center Construction in Minnesota

Google is developing a new data center facility in Hermantown, Minnesota, marking the company's expansion into the Upper Midwest region. While specific capacity and investment figures have not been disclosed, the project represents Google's continued buildout of hyperscale infrastructure across underutilized North American markets with favorable power availability. This entry into Hermantown signa

Google is developing a new data center in Pine Island, Minnesota, marking the company's entry into this market. The project's specific capacity in megawatts and total investment value remain undisclosed, though Google's self-developed infrastructure projects typically range from 100-500 MW and cost $500 million to $2 billion depending on scope. This deployment signals Google's continued expansion

Google has confirmed plans for a 403-acre data center campus in Hermantown, Minnesota, delivering approximately 1.8 million square feet of infrastructure across four facilities with 700 MW total capacity. The project will be supported by 300 MW of new wind generation and 400 MW of battery energy storage. The development received City Council approval in late 2025 and will be constructed in phases.