Google plans to bring 75-100 new jobs to rural north Alabama with the launch of a new $600 million data center in Jackson County.

It was announced Wednesday that Google has chosen TVA’s Widows Creek, a soon-to-be retired coal plant, to build its newest data center – the 14th across the globe. “We’re really excited to ...

Google's Southeast expansion continues with the addition of another data center in the fifth-largest city in Tennessee. The Tennessean reports Google will launch a $600 million data center at the ...

The Alabama data center will be Google’s 14th globally and its first new U.S. location since 2007. It recently expanded its data center sites in Georgia, Iowa, Singapore and Belgium.

Google doesn't disclose compensation information, but officials in Jackson County, Ala., have said that the jobs planned at the data center in Bridgeport, near Chattanooga, are expected to pay ...

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks and top Google and local officials break ground on Google's $600 million Dara center in Bridgeport, Ala.

BRIDGEPORT, Ala. – Things are better than ever in Bridgeport, according to Mayor David Hughes. Hughes spoke to residents, along with other city and state officials Thursday morning to discuss… ...

Google announced in February that it was opening or expanding offices and data centers in 14 U.S. states. The company today broke ground on its new data center in Jackson County, Alabama.

The $600 million project is set to be built off of County Road 96 in Bridgeport, but has been beset by unspecified delays. In June 2015, Google’s senior manager of data center energy and location ...

The facility will be Google’s 14th data center worldwide to feed a seemingly insatiable appetite for applications or services hosted in the Internet cloud. Google said that it is working with the ...

STEVENSON, Ala. — Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says Google is planning to build a $600 million data center in northeast Alabama. Bentley said Wednesday that Google will build the data center on a ...