Status: Permitted | Location: North Cole Street between Beery and Irvin Roads, American Township, Allen County, near Lima, Ohio 45801, USA
The Google Project BOSC Data Center Campus is a reported $500 million hyperscale digital infrastructure development planned across a 170-acre site along North Cole Street between Beery Road and Irvin Road in American Township, near Lima, Allen County, Ohio. Initially associated with the shell entity Bistrozzi LLC, the project was subsequently identified as a Google-owned and operated development, adding to the company’s expanding digital infrastructure presence in Ohio. The planned two-building campus is designed to support demanding computing workloads, including high-density artificial intelligence supercomputing, deep learning model training, enterprise cloud migration, and consumer-facing web applications. Its development reflects the growing need for specialized infrastructure capable of processing increasingly complex AI workloads while maintaining the reliability and scalability required for cloud-based services. High-density computing environments require carefully coordinated electrical, cooling, networking, and facility systems to support intensive processing demands and continuous operations. Although detailed specifications for the campus’s IT capacity, power requirements, cooling architecture, and renewable energy arrangements have not been provided, the project’s stated focus on AI and cloud computing highlights its intended role in supporting modern digital services. The site’s substantial land area provides room for the planned buildings and associated infrastructure, while its location near Lima places the development within Ohio’s broader industrial and digital infrastructure landscape. The campus also represents another step in Google’s investment in the state, where large-scale data center developments contribute to the infrastructure supporting enterprise technology, online services, and artificial intelligence. As demand for cloud platforms and advanced AI applications continues to grow, projects such as Project BOSC illustrate the increasing importance of hyperscale facilities in enabling large-scale computing and digital service delivery.
| Field | Value |
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| Project Name | Google Project BOSC Data Center Campus |
| Location | North Cole Street between Beery and Irvin Roads, American Township, Allen County, near Lima, Ohio 45801, USA |
| Status | Permitted |
| Project Type | Purpose-Built Multi-Building Hyperscale, Sovereign Cloud & AI Supercomputing Campus |
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| City Name | Ohio |
| Population | Not applicable because Pike is primarily a township and county designation rather than an incorporated city |
| Urban Agglomeration | Not separately defined |
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