Google Chesterfield County

Chesterfield County, just south of Richmond, is the site of a new Google data center the company named as part of a $9 billion Virginia investment through 2026 in cloud and AI infrastructure. Google's own announcement is limited to a single line confirming the location — "a new data center in Chesterfield County" — and stating that the company is working with local partners on solutions for growing energy-capacity demand as it expands its Virginia presence, one of the world's densest data center markets thanks to the neighboring Northern Virginia/Ashburn cluster covered elsewhere in this catalog. No power-capacity figure, building count, floor area, construction timeline or site-specific investment amount has been published for the Chesterfield County campus; Google's public materials describe the statewide $9 billion figure and workforce and energy partnerships without breaking out this facility.