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Down the coast from Taipei, our data center in Changhua County, Taiwan, is a
center of community building and innovation. From supporting local science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education programs to investing
in clean energy alternatives, we’re working with local leaders and government
officials to provide opportunities that support an inclusive future that works
for everyone. Since coming to Taiwan, we’ve invested over $1.6 billion in the
region, supporting business growth and community initiatives so our neighbors
can thrive in the digital future.
For general inquiries, email us at
changhuacounty@google.com.
Jerry Kuo (Kuo Yue He)
Googler, Maintenance Planner at Changhua County Data Center
“I thrive on making each of our internal events lively and fun, ensuring everyone has a chance to shine. These activities bring excitement to our workplace and also play a crucial role in strengthening relationships and building trust. Through these events and interactions, we break down barriers and foster genuine connections.”
Phoebe Chen
Founder, Taiwan Green Energy for Charity Association (TGECA)
“Google’s collaboration with TGECA led to the construction of a citizen power plant in Changhua (Beidou Township), which began operation in 2024.”
Rachel Huang
Corporate Account Manager at Junyi Academy
Melody Chang
Googler, Security Manager at Changhua County Data Center
“Who wouldn’t want to work with a security manager who can effectively communicate with stakeholders?”
Innovative world-class talent
Stable and accommodating regulatory environment
Well-developed infrastructure
Investment to date
$1.6B+
Since 2011, Google has invested over $1.6B in the construction, expansion, outfitting, and continuous upgrading of our data center in Changhua.
Additional gross domestic product
$4.9B+
Annually from 2017 to 2022, Google added roughly $4.9 billion to the gross domestic product (GDP) of Taiwan through direct, indirect, and induced contributions.
Supporting STEM programs
$721K+
Between 2017 and 2022, Google.org awarded $721,000 in grants to
communities in Taiwan to help strengthen STEM education
programs, advance digital literacy across age groups, provide
digital training to develop highly-skilled talent, and offer
COVID-19 support to teachers and students across Taiwan.
A Google employee walks through one of our data centers in Asia.