Google will no longer be leasing space at a North Texas industrial park intended for its data center operations.

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Plus, Google's North Texas space was seemingly a significant investment, as a state filing lists an estimated cost of more than $20 million. Still, Google has planted itself in Texas in other ways.

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The tech giant pulled out of its lease in Northlake after spending $20 million to build out a 1 million-square-foot facility.