Google Mayes County – Building 7
West 530 & Lyons, Pryor, OK, 74361, US
Google's Oklahoma campus sits inside MidAmerica Industrial Park at Pryor, a state-owned industrial trust of about 9,000 acres in Mayes County, and takes its electricity from the Grand River Dam Authority, the public utility that supplies the park. Computing began in 2007 and the campus has been expanded three times since, in 2012, 2015 and 2019. Google Cloud anchors a machine-learning hub of TPU v4 pods here, running at around 90% carbon-free energy. Oklahoma investment has passed $15 billion, with a further $9 billion announced in 2025.
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Which utility powers Google's Pryor campus?
The Grand River Dam Authority, which supplies MidAmerica Industrial Park where the campus stands.
How many times has Google expanded at Mayes County?
Three, announced in 2012, 2015 and 2019, on top of the original 2007 build. A statewide $9 billion commitment followed in 2025.
What runs on the Pryor campus?
Google Cloud machine-learning capacity, including a hub of TPU v4 pods operating at roughly 90% carbon-free energy.
What kind of site is MidAmerica Industrial Park?
A state-owned industrial trust of about 9,000 acres in Mayes County, north-east Oklahoma, with its own utility supply through GRDA.