Google: Stillwater Campus

Stillwater Campus, operated by Google, is a planned hyperscale data-centre and AI infrastructure complex located in Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States. The project represents one of Google’s newest large-scale investments in the central U.S. and underscores its strategy to expand compute and cloud capacity in high-efficiency, energy-stable regions. The site is positioned in Payne County, north of the former Armstrong facility, at the intersection of Perkins Road and Richmond Road, occupying approximately 400 acres of land.

The Stillwater Campus will be developed as a multi-phase, multi-decade project expected to support Google Cloud, AI workloads, and global services such as Search and YouTube. The site selection reflects Oklahoma’s strengths in affordable renewable power, land availability, and robust utility infrastructure.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Designed as a hyperscale modular campus, with multiple buildings and utility systems constructed over several phases spanning 20–25 years.
• Each building is expected to have an approximate footprint of 300,000 square feet, optimized for high-density compute operations.
• The total project investment is estimated at up to USD 3 billion, making it one of the largest private technology investments in Oklahoma.
• Located on a 400-acre site, offering space for phased expansion, electrical substations, water management infrastructure, and on-site operations facilities.
• Developed to operate on redundant power and cooling systems, supporting mission-critical uptime for AI and cloud workloads.
• Expected to utilize renewable energy sources in line with Google’s goal of achieving 24/7 carbon-free energy across its global operations.

🔐 Security & Compliance

• Built under Google’s global multi-layer security model, including 24×7 on-site monitoring, controlled access perimeters, biometric authentication, and advanced surveillance.
• Designed for fault-tolerant, concurrently maintainable operation, ensuring uninterrupted service delivery during maintenance or utility interruptions.
• Will meet international and U.S. standards such as ISO 27001 (Information Security) and ISO 50001 (Energy Management), reflecting Google’s enterprise-grade operational practices.
• Complies with U.S. regulatory requirements for environmental protection, energy reliability, and critical infrastructure oversight.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Strategically located in central Oklahoma, providing access to major fibre and transport routes connecting the central and southern United States.
• Designed to be carrier-neutral, supporting multiple telecommunications providers, private fibre paths, and interconnection with Google’s global backbone network.
• Enables low-latency connectivity for cloud, enterprise, and AI customers through integration with Google’s U.S. and international data-centre regions.
• Equipped to support hybrid-cloud and inter-site replication for high-availability workloads and AI model training at scale.

💼 Who It Serves

• Large enterprises and AI/ML developers requiring scalable compute capacity and secure infrastructure in the central U.S.
• Public-sector and education organizations leveraging cloud infrastructure with regional proximity and high availability.
• Telecommunications providers and digital service platforms seeking interconnection and edge-compute presence in the Oklahoma region.
• Local and regional economies, benefiting from sustained capital investment, technology infrastructure, and long-term job creation.