RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – Google says it will be investing more than $400 million into Nevada schools for its cloud and data center infrastructure.
The investment will support data centers in Storey and Clark Counties.
“Our long-term presence in Nevada reflects our dedication to innovation and economic growth,” said Joe Kava, Vice President, Global Data Centers, Google. “By investing in our technical infrastructure and supporting local organizations, we’re not only enhancing our ability to meet growing demand for Google Cloud and AI, but also contributing to the state’s vitality.”
“Google’s continued investment is paramount to the tech hub that continues to grow across the state,” said Governor Joe Lombardo. “Nevada has established itself as a premier destination for technology investment, and this investment further strengthens the sentiment that we are becoming a tech capital of the West.”
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