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Construction research 2026-10-24: Google’s statement confirms land acquired for a potential Buffalo campus while due diligence tests site viability. Proposed applies to that planned development, not a completed campus. The tracker’s generic 100MW is removed. No exact whole-campus budget or opening day is published in the opened announcement; reported single-building estimates cannot become a full-campus price. Source quote: “The company has and continues to conduct thorough due diligence to determine whether this site is a viable location.”[1]
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Google’s statement confirms land acquired for a potential Buffalo campus while due diligence tests site viability. Proposed applies to that planned development, not a completed campus. The tracker’s generic 100MW is removed. No exact whole-campus budget or opening day is published in the opened announcement; reported single-building estimates cannot become a full-campus price.
Data center campus in West Virginia with tracked parcel boundary (1700 acres, 100 MW).
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