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.

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

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.

The tech giant will locate two data center campuses in Dorchester County, SC while expanding its existing facility in Berkeley County, SC.

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.