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Confirmed dated milestone: Google announced Pine Island on February 24, 2026. This pin dates the announcement, not construction or opening.
City project page states that the developer is pursuing required state permits and discusses pending litigation; it does not establish a construction start.[1]
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Planned as verified from the sources reviewed October 10, 2026. Google announced a future data centre in Pine Island. The city says the developer is pursuing required state permits; the reviewed sources do not establish a facility opening date. Project Skyway covers a wider mixed-use development, so the full development acreage is not assigned to the Google building.[1]
Confirmed dated milestone: Google announced Pine Island on February 24, 2026. This pin dates the announcement, not construction or opening.
Pine Island, Minnesota, United States. Map marker approximates the published locality or project area; the exact facility parcel or entrance was not verified.
City project page states that the developer is pursuing required state permits and discusses pending litigation; it does not establish a construction start.[2]
