The Red Oak data center is located on 166 acres in the northwest quadrant of Farm-to-Market 664 and State Highway 342, which is across Ovilla Road (FM 664) from Triumph Aerospace Structures. Google invested $600 million in developing its second data center campus in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas.
In July 2018, Ellis County commissioners approved a 10-year tax abatement agreement between the county and Alamo Mission LLC, which represented Google as a shell company throughout the negotiation process.
In 2023, Google announced an expansion of the campus.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak VI |
This Facility is part of Compass' Red Oak data center campus in Texas.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak VII | |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak VIII | |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak IX | |
| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak I |
Compass Roadrunner Building 1, also known as DFW III-II Building 1, is located at its Red Oak campus. The facility at 300 Houston School Road spans a 251,815 sq ft (23,395 sqm) data center space.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak II |
Compass Roadrunner Bldg 2 is located at its Red Oak campus. Building 2 at 481 Austin Boulevard spans a 251,815 sq ft (23,395 sqm) data center space.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak III |
Compass Roadrunner Bldg 3 is located at its Red Oak campus. Building 3 at 481 Austin Boulevard spans a 251,815 sq ft (23,395 sqm) data center space.
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| NN milesInterested in this information?Contact us | Compass: Red Oak IV |
Compass Roadrunner Bldg 4 is located at its Red Oak campus. Building 4 at 481 Austin Boulevard spans a 251,815 sq ft (23,395 sqm) data center space.
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Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
Campus exterior and data hall photography for this operator.
In 2017, Google announced a commitment to power the company and its data centers entirely on renewable energy. In 2018, Google reached the 100% of their goal.
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