Google Mayes County is a data center in Oklahoma City, US. The facility is currently announced. 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 21.7-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 a fragmented 5 MW portfolio across 21 tracked facilities, anchored by Verizon's dual presence and supplemented by regional players TierPoint, Fulltel, and Kvchosting. The market's DCPI verdict of BUILD is driven by exceptional excess-power availability 77/100—a critical signal in a sector where power density and grid access dictate site viability. Constraint metrics at 46/100 indicate moderate but manageable infrastructure limitations, suggesting the market has absorbed initial bottlenecks without reaching saturation. Recent industry commentary points to concentration of development along a single OKC metro power corridor, indicating operators and utilities have already identified and begun activating the highest-return zones. For acquisition-focused investors, the BUILD verdict creates a counterintuitive opportunity: rather than pursue minority stakes in the…
Published DC Hub data for this location.
Comparable facilities in Oklahoma City tracked by DC Hub — compare power, operators, and grid context across the market.
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