Google Withdraws $1B Data Center Rezoning Proposal in Indianapolis

May 25, 2026

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Google has withdrawn its $1 billion data center rezoning proposal in Indianapolis due to sustained opposition. This decision highlights the growing challenges tech companies face in securing sites for data centers amid community pushback. InfraSale's audience should monitor similar trends in site acquisition and zoning as they impact future investments in the sector.

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