Crusoe and Google: Armstrong County data center campus (Texas)
Crusoe is developing a data center campus for Google in Armstrong County, Texas, next to the Goodnight wind farms.
- Owner
- Crusoe (developer)
- Partners
- Google (customer); Serena (Goodnight wind farms)
- Location
- Armstrong County, near Amarillo, Texas
- Capacity as announced
- No campus MW figure; adjacent Goodnight 1 and 2 wind farms are 265.5 MW each
- Status
- Under construction
- Timeline
- Groundbreaking June 2025; construction underway
- Announced
On September 28, 2026, Crusoe said it is the developer of a Google data center campus in Armstrong County, Texas, outside Amarillo. Construction is underway after a groundbreaking in June 2025, with more than 5,500 skilled laborers on site daily. The campus is co-located with the Goodnight wind farms operated by Serena: Goodnight 1 (265.5 MW, operational) and Goodnight 2 (265.5 MW, under construction). Crusoe said surplus wind power goes back to the grid when generation exceeds campus demand, and that the campus uses a closed-loop, non-evaporative liquid cooling system. Crusoe did not give a capacity figure for the campus.
- Country
- United States
- Project type
- Data center campus
- Announcement
- crusoe.ai
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