Google Sand Springs Data Center is a data center operated by Google in Sand Springs, OK, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 200.0 MW and is currently planned. It sits in the Oklahoma City data-center market on the SPP grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates BUILD, with an estimated 21.2-month time-to-power. For operators evaluating new capacity, this market screens favorably — grid headroom and interconnection timelines are comparatively strong.
Data Center Power Index verdict for Oklahoma City — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Oklahoma City — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Oklahoma City operates as a nascent but viable data center market with 21 tracked facilities delivering 5 MW of capacity across a fragmented operator base. The market's critical asset is Verizon Oklahoma City, which operates 2 facilities and anchors the competitive landscape, followed by TierPoint with 2 sites. Google's presence via Mayes County and distributed operations from Fulltel Oklahoma and Kvchosting Oklahoma indicate emerging diversification, though the total MW footprint remains small relative to peer markets. The DCPI verdict of BUILD—driven by a 75/100 excess-power score paired with a 40/100 constraint rating—signals a market with meaningful power availability but elevated operational or regulatory friction. This combination favors new entrants and expansion-stage operators over greenfield campus development. Investors should interpret the constraint score as a proxy for…
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