Google announces $30 million for Oklahoma water projects
The company’s first commitment will provide $2.3 million to remove invasive eastern red cedar trees and restore native wetlands.
The company’s first commitment will provide $2.3 million to remove invasive eastern red cedar trees and restore native wetlands.
MUSKOGEE, OK (OBV) — Google announced Thursday that it will build two major data center campuses in Muskogee County, expanding the tech giant’s presence…
$5 million statewide initiative aims to prepare students, educators, and workers for the AI-driven economy OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Google and the Oklahoma City…
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Google Arts & Culture has launched a new online hub celebrating the history and culture of Route 66, in partnership…
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK (OBV) — Oklahoma has set a new benchmark for economic growth, with the state surpassing $13.7 billion in new capital investment…
PRYOR (OBV) — Google is doubling down on its presence in Oklahoma with a massive $9 billion investment over the next two years, a…
Google acquired land in Stillwater and plans to build a data center that is expected to create jobs and generate money for the city and its schools.
Gov. Kevin Stitt and Google are working together to provide Oklahomans free artificial intelligence training to equip them with the skills they will need to be part of the workforce of tomorrow.
Google hosted an event in Oklahoma City on Wednesday with a focus on growing Oklahoma's workforce by empowering Americans through specialized job skills training.