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State project update: the source specifies this exact day. This is not an opening date.
The May 20, 2026 state update describes planned Google data centers[1] in Kansas City and New Florence.
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Google identifies two Kansas City data centers in development; the May 20, 2026 state update also describes its planned Kansas City facilities. This pin represents the city-level development, with individual parcels and opening dates unverified.[1][2]
Timeline: State project update: the source specifies this exact day. This is not an opening date.
Map location: Location is approximate locality; coordinates are not a surveyed facility entrance.
