Google Red Oak Data Center

TYPE3’s map data lists Google Red Oak as Operating at 350 MW, announced in 2023 and operational in 2025, with city-level coordinates. Google’s Texas location page identifies Midlothian and Red Oak as its two Ellis County data-center locations. That establishes Red Oak as a distinct campus from the older Midlothian Railport site.

Local coverage of the original investment described more than $600 million, a roughly 285,000-square-foot building at 156 N. Austin Boulevard, and about 30 full-time operations jobs. Dallas Innovates later reported that the first Red Oak building was operational in November 2025. Those facts support an operating campus, but square footage and job counts are not megawatts. They also do not show that every hall is energized or that remaining land is committed to Google buildings.

Red Oak is a multi-operator data-center area. Compass, DataBank, and other operators have nearby projects, and reporting that assigns hundreds of megawatts to Red Oak land can refer to those campuses. TYPE3’s 350 MW figure is not a Google disclosure. Site power remains undisclosed unless Google or a regulator publishes a labeled IT, utility, or interconnection number; the campus remains distinct from Midlothian. The building milestone is the supported live evidence here.