Confirmed by Google’s official announcement: Google plans to make a long-term investment of $17 billion in its first data center in Wyoming. More importantly, the approach to securing power is key. Google is not purchasing Bloom Fuel Cells directly; instead, it has entered into a 20-year long-term power purchase agreement for 702 MW of electricity from AEP’s fuel cell power project. The facilities are not yet operational. My interpretation is less about “AI investment has ended” and more about “entering the phase of securing both data centers and power sources together.” It means that preparing only GPUs and buildings is not sufficient. However, the investment announcement does not equate to completed execution or proven profitability. Still, it is a concrete example demonstrating Google’s strong commitment to large-scale infrastructure expansion.