Google Announces $2 Billion Investment in Indiana Data Center

The new facility in Fort Wayne will bolster Google's AI and cloud capabilities, promising up to 200 new jobs.

Google's $2 billion investment in Fort Wayne, Indiana, aims to enhance its AI and cloud services.
The data center is part of a global network that supports services like Google Cloud, Gmail, and Maps.
The project, first announced in January, was detailed with financial specifics and job creation numbers on Friday.
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb emphasized the center's role in powering digital innovation worldwide.
The announcement follows Amazon Web Services' plan to invest $11 billion in a nearby location, indicating a tech investment surge in northern Indiana.