Google considers $600M data center in KC

Posted online July 23, 2019 | 7:42 am

Google is considering development of a $600 million data center in Kansas City.

Port KC, a political subdivision of Missouri designed to boost economic development, voted Monday on a resolution authorizing a bond issuance for the project.

Google, which has not finalized plans, may build additional phases beyond the initial $600 million investment.

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