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Google Cancels Mittenwalde Data Center Plan After Feasibility Review

The move follows Google’s thorough feasibility review.

Overview

  • On July 15, 2025, Google spokesman Ralf Bremer confirmed that the Mittenwalde data center project 30 kilometers south of Berlin has been canceled.
  • The cancellation results from a detailed evaluation of feasibility, market developments and Google’s strategic priorities.
  • Google will maintain its German cloud presence through its Berlin-Brandenburg and Frankfurt regions and continues to lease space in other local data centers.
  • Google’s Hanau facility, opened in 2023, has completed only one of three planned construction phases and two undeveloped Rhein-Main plots remain reserved for future expansion.
  • Strong demand around the DE-CIX internet exchange has driven a surge in Frankfurt/Rhein-Main data center construction, highlighting concerns over Germany’s declining share of global server capacity.