Data center comparison
Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township vs University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility
Announced-vs-energized capacity, lifecycle, developer, and location for two AI data center campuses, side by side and individually sourced.
Side by side
| Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township | University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility | |
|---|---|---|
| Announced capacity | 1 GW | 0.10 GW |
| Energized capacity | not recorded | not recorded |
| Announced-to-energized gap | 1 GW | 0.10 GW |
| Lifecycle | permitted | announced |
| Developer | Panattoni Development | University of Michigan |
| Location | Van Buren Township, Michigan, United States | Ypsilanti Township, Michigan, United States |
| Grid | MISO | MISO |
| Acreage | 280 acres | 144 acres |
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Common questions
Which is bigger, Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township or University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility?
By announced capacity, Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township is larger: 1 GW versus 0.10 GW. Announced figures are claims, not built capacity.
Which is further along, Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township or University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility?
Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township is permitted; University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility is announced. Energized capacity: not recorded versus not recorded. DEPLOY tracks the announced-to-energized gap, so "further along" means more energized, not more announced.
Where are Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township and University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility?
Google / DTE 'Project Cannoli' — Van Buren Township is in Van Buren Township, Michigan, United States; University of Michigan / Los Alamos National Lab Computing Facility is in Ypsilanti Township, Michigan, United States. Each record on DEPLOY is sourced and dated.
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