Google's $17 billion Wyoming investment includes a planned 702 MW fuel-cell development with carbon capture and storage.
Alphabet's Google will invest 17 billion dollars to build its first Wyoming data center, expanding AI infrastructure amid rising political pushback.
Google says it will spend $17bn to build massive data centre in Wyoming, days after US voters call for more controls
Set to be powered via fuel cells and gas generation, coupled with CCS
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