Google Red Oak Data Center Campus
Operating
Google’s Red Oak data-center campus is in Ellis County, Texas, separate from its Midlothian location. Google announced the Red Oak investment in 2023 and now reports campus-specific operating efficiency: quarterly power usage effectiveness was 1.14 in the second quarter of 2026. A Texas accessibility filing identifies the RED1A data-center project at 330 North Austin Boulevard, with Corgan as its designer. RED1A’s filed area and estimated cost describe that construction project, not the entire campus. Google has not provided a whole-campus electrical-demand figure in these sources.
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Overview
- Status
- Operating
- Google lists Red Oak as a Texas data-center location and publishes its quarterly operating-efficiency results.
- Compute profile
- Hyperscale · Cloud
- Project scope
- Google dates the Red Oak announcement to 2023. The RED1A accessibility registration describes a 170,594-square-foot ground-up data-center project with an estimated cost of US$176 million and Corgan as design firm.
- Compute role
- Red Oak and Midlothian are separate Google data-center locations in Ellis County. The Red Oak campus appears in Google's 2026 operating-efficiency tables; those ratios do not disclose total electrical demand or installed compute hardware.
Power and grid
Facility and development
- Construction
- Google dates the Red Oak announcement to 2023. The RED1A accessibility registration describes a 170,594-square-foot ground-up data-center project with an estimated cost of US$176 million and Corgan as design firm. Those values apply to RED1A, not the whole campus.
- Facility class
- Hyperscale · Cloud
- Operating context
- Red Oak and Midlothian are separate Google data-center locations in Ellis County. The Red Oak campus appears in Google's 2026 operating-efficiency tables; those ratios do not disclose total electrical demand or installed compute hardware.