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Google New Albany

Google New Albany is the 8th-largest disclosed AI data-centre campus in the world by current power, drawing around 339 MW. It is operated by Google for Google DeepMind, and it sits in United States.

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CURRENT POWER339 MW

WORLD RANK#8 of 40

COMPUTE (EST.)207K H100e

SNAPSHOT2026-06-24

What we know

At around 339 MW, Google New Albany is among the most power-hungry computing sites ever built, with an estimated 207,175 H100-equivalent accelerators of compute. These are estimates from Epoch AI’s Frontier Data Centers tracker (CC BY) — a curated set of the largest disclosed AI campuses, not a census, and currently US-heavy. This campus is located to a precise, published location (40.07, -82.75). Power, compute and cost figures are Epoch estimates that change as sites are built and disclosed. Snapshot taken 2026-06-24.

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