Google's Omaha campus sits in Douglas County, at State Street and Blair High Road in the north-west of the city, which is what separates it from the older Sarpy County campus twenty miles south. Announced on 21 April 2022 as the company's first data centre in Omaha proper, the site began at roughly 260 acres and had reached 378 acres by January 2025, with a rezoning request lodged over a further 187 adjoining agricultural acres. Omaha Public Power District supplies it. Google has never published a building count, a floor area or a capacity figure for the site. Nebraska as a whole has drawn more than $15 billion of Google investment across three campuses - Omaha, Papillion and Lincoln - of which $930 million landed in the year before January 2025.
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Which county is the Omaha campus in?
Douglas County, at State Street and Blair High Road in north-west Omaha. The Papillion campus is a separate site in Sarpy County.
How much land does the campus cover?
378 acres as of January 2025, up from about 260 acres at announcement, with a rezoning sought over 187 more acres alongside it.
Who supplies power to the Omaha campus?
Omaha Public Power District, the public power utility for Douglas County.
What has Google committed in Nebraska?
More than $15 billion to date across Omaha, Papillion and Lincoln. The April 2022 announcement that covered Omaha was for over $750 million.