Google is investing billions of dollars into expanding data center infrastructure in the Lowcountry. The company is using $1.3 billion to grow its current Berkeley County campus, and $2 billion is going towards the construction of two new campuses in Dorchester County.

Google broke ground Thursday on a pair of data centers in Dorchester County, publicly announcing for the first time an investment of $2 billion that will employ 200 people. The Alphabet Inc. subsidiary also said it will spend $1.

Google is investing $3.3 billion to build two data centers in South Carolina as part of infrastructure upgrades necessary for handling AI capabilities.

An unnamed company is seeking financial incentives to build a massive $750 million data center in the Big Cedar Industrial Center that would create at least 30 new high-paying jobs.

Google's top executive confirmed the company is working on large-scale data centers that would use more than 1 GW of power. Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google

Dorchester County is developing two major campuses with a tech giant. Google is expanding its South Carolina cloud region to Ridgeville. It will host two, new data centers that are expecting to hire 200 operational employees.

Alphabet plans to invest $3.3 billion in South Carolina to build two new data centers, CEO Sundar Pichai said, at a time when the Google parent and its rivals invest heavily in infrastructure supporting the development of AI applications.

Google is investing $3.3B in the Palmetto State as the tech titan expands its data center, cloud infrastructure. Read more here.