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Georgia
Google is proud to grow our commitment to Georgia, building upon our long-standing presence in Douglas County and our exciting new expansion into LaGrange. Since establishing our first data center in the state in 2007, we have been dedicated to fostering innovation and supporting local communities. We are proud that our facilities in the region are among the first in the industry to use recycled industrial water to cool our servers.
We enjoy collaborating with our neighbors and investing in our Georgia community. We’re looking forward to a bright future in the region.
For general inquiries, email us at douglascounty@google.com.
Get to know
Georgia’s data centers
From Trauma to Triumph
“I Feel Like I’ve Seen It All”
Dave Moody on starting and growing his company, CD Moody Construction
“Smart water use in Google's Douglas County data center”
Google Sustainability
“UPS uses Google Cloud to build the global smart logistics network of the future”
Google Cloud and Home Depot case study
Google Data Center invests in Workforce Innovation Labs
Measuring our investment:
Georgia by the numbers
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Investment to date
$3B+
Google has committed more than $3 billion of investment in Georgia since building the Douglas County data center in 2003.
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Philanthropic giving
$66M+
Since 2005, Google and Googlers have given more than $66 million in philanthropic giving (cash grants, social impact funding, employee donations, and gift match) to organizations and nonprofits in Georgia.
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Volunteer hours
46K+
Since 2010, through Google.org, Google employees volunteered more than 46,000 hours with nonprofits and schools.
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Economic Activity Generated
$19.3B
In 2025, Google helped provide $19.3 billion of economic activity for tens of thousands of Georgia businesses, nonprofits, publishers, creators, and developers.
The data center in Douglas County powers services like Google Analytics, which businesses like the Just Add Honey Tea Company use to shape their marketing strategy.
Milestones of progress
2026
Google announces plans to develop a new data center in LaGrange, Georgia.
2015
Google announces expansion of data center with $300 million investment.
2012
Google begins using recycled industrial water to cool our data centers.
2007
Google builds and opens our data center in Douglas County.
2003
Google begins our data center presence in Douglas County, Georgia.
