Updated Jul. 15, 2026

Google Pryor (North)

Pryor, Oklahoma, United States

Google Pryor (North) is an operational AI data center hosting an estimated 26k H100-equivalent chips, scaling toward a projected 763k H100-equivalent chips — supported by 53 MW of IT power, rising to 368 MW — at a capital cost of $2.0 B, rising to $13.9 B. We estimate that it uses Google TPU v5p and Google TPU v5e chips. The timeline of IT power and compute capacity is based on satellite imagery, our cooling equipment power model, chip efficiency, and chip availability.

OWNER Google STATUS Operational USER Google DeepMind
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Satellite view of Google Pryor (North)

Satellite imagery

Latest: Jun. 1, 2026 · 3 high-res images
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Scale & specifications

CURRENT COMPUTE

26k H100-eq

5.20e19 8-bit OP/s

PROJECTED

763k H100-eq

1.51e21 8-bit OP/s

CURRENT IT POWER

53 MW

PROJECTED IT POWER

368 MW

CURRENT COST

$2.0 B

PROJECTED COST

$13.9 B

HardwareGoogle TPU v5p, Google TPU v5e

CoolingEvaporative cooling tower

Buildout

Jul 19, 202426K H100e
Jul 19, 2024

Building 1 is operational, based on default roof-to-operational time.

Compute
26kH100-eq
IT Power
53MW
Cost
$2.0B
Jan 28, 2025

Building 2 is being retrofitted from a warehouse. The roof is being painted white, and cooling towers and a new substation are being built just south of the building (based on later imagery).

Compute
26kH100-eq
IT Power
53MW
Cost
$2.0B
Oct 19, 2025

The new substation for Building 2 looks mostly complete, half of the cooling towers are installed. The black patch in the top left of the building suggests that the new roof is not quite complete.

Compute
26kH100-eq
IT Power
53MW
Cost
$2.0B
May 26, 2026

Building 2 looks almost complete, but still appears to have three cooling towers missing. We therefore expect another 3 months until full operation.

Compute
26kH100-eq
IT Power
53MW
Cost
$2.0B
Aug 24, 2026

Building 2 is operational (estimate).

Compute
763kH100-eq
IT Power
368MW
Cost
$13.9B

Sources

  1. Google announces expansion of Pryor facility
  2. Google 2025 Environmental Report
  3. News of a 9 exaflop TPUv4 cluster in the Pryor data center, launched in 2022

Read more about our methodology.