Google Detroit, Michigan is a data center operated by Google in Detroit, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 1000.0 MW and is currently planned. It sits in the Detroit data-center market on the MISO grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates CAUTION, with an estimated 29.8-month time-to-power. The market shows mixed signals — validate live grid headroom and queue depth before committing capacity.
Data Center Power Index verdict for Detroit — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Detroit — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Detroit's data center footprint comprises 1,116 MW across 40 tracked facilities, positioning it as a mid-tier regional hub with fragmented operator control. The market is dominated by a distributed ownership model: US Signal, Managedway, and 365 Data Centers each operate two facilities, while Bedrock Real Estate Services Detroit and CenturyLink Southfield Detroit each maintain single assets. No significant M&A activity has been recorded recently, suggesting a period of market consolidation pause rather than active portfolio reshuffling. The DCPI verdict of CAUTION reflects a market in structural tension. With an excess-power score of 54/100 and a constraint score of 57/100, Detroit presents a bifurcated risk profile: there is available power supply relative to some peer markets, but infrastructure constraints remain material enough to limit organic growth without capital investment in…
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