The first phase of the campus, located at the Mid-America Industrial Park in Mayes County, was a 130,000 sq ft (12,000 sq m) facility worth $600m, which came online in 2011; four years after Google bought the property. The company first announced it would build a data center in Oklahoma in 2007. The plans were put on hold, however, the following year.
2007: Google announced it would build a data center in Oklahoma
2011: Google's first data center opened in Pryor's MidAmerica Industrial Park
2012: Google announced a second building
2013: Google added to the campus by purchasing a disused Gatorade factory
2019: Google announced a $600 million expansion, bringing its total investment in Oklahoma to over $3 billion
2022: Google announced a $75 million investment in the data center