Google Pryor Mayes County Data Center Campus

Status: Operational   |   Location: 4581 Webb St, MidAmerica Industrial Park, Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma 74361, USA


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The Google Pryor Data Center Campus is a major hyperscale digital infrastructure development located across a multi-hundred-acre site at 4581 Webb Street within the MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma. Recognized as one of Google’s longest-running global infrastructure locations, the campus began construction in 2007 and has expanded over time through successive development phases supported by substantial cumulative investment. Its multi-building configuration provides infrastructure for the computing systems, networking equipment, power distribution, cooling technologies, and operational facilities required to deliver large-scale digital services. The campus supports Google’s broader infrastructure requirements across cloud computing, artificial intelligence workloads, and global consumer platforms, reflecting the growing importance of reliable, high-capacity data centers to the modern digital economy. As generative AI adoption accelerates, computing facilities must accommodate increasingly intensive workloads associated with training and deploying large language models, processing complex datasets, and delivering AI-powered applications. These operations depend on powerful accelerators, high-performance networking, dependable electricity, and advanced thermal management. The Pryor campus’s ongoing expansion illustrates how established hyperscale facilities can evolve to meet changing technology requirements while supporting continuous service delivery. Its location within MidAmerica Industrial Park places it in an established industrial environment designed to accommodate large-scale business and infrastructure operations. The park setting provides a foundation for industrial development, while the campus contributes to the region’s role in supporting digital infrastructure and technology-related investment. Although precise current figures for total IT capacity, power demand, building count, and the allocation of resources to individual workloads have not been provided, the site’s long operating history and continued expansion demonstrate its strategic importance within Google’s infrastructure network. As demand for cloud services, AI computing, and consumer applications continues to rise, the Pryor campus remains a significant example of the long-term investment required to sustain global digital platforms.


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Project Name Google Pryor Mayes County Data Center Campus
Location 4581 Webb St, MidAmerica Industrial Park, Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma 74361, USA
Status Operational
Project Type Purpose-Built Multi-Building Hyperscale, Cloud & High-Density AI Infrastructure Campus
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City Name Pryor
Population 9,723 residents
Urban Agglomeration 30,000–40,000 residents
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