Google Montgomery County Data Center
1000 Boolean Dr, Clarksville, TN, 37040, US
Tennessee has one Google data centre and it stands in Montgomery County, outside Clarksville: announced in 2015, built in 2018 and opened in 2019. Power reaches it through the TVA system, and in August 2025 Google signed its first advanced nuclear agreement - with Kairos Power and TVA, which will buy the reactor's output. State investment has passed $6 billion since the building went up.
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When did Google's Montgomery County data centre open?
2019. It was announced in 2015 and built in 2018, and it remains Google's only Tennessee site.
How is the Clarksville-area campus powered?
Through the TVA system. Google's August 2025 agreement with Kairos Power and TVA is its first for an advanced nuclear reactor, with TVA buying the plant's output.
How much has Google invested in Tennessee?
More than $6 billion since the Montgomery County data centre was built in 2018, alongside more than $20 million of philanthropic giving in the state since 2006.
How does Google describe the size of its Tennessee site?
By county rather than by building. Google publishes no building count, floor area or capacity figure for Montgomery County.