Slowing economy was a factor in Google’s decision to push back its construction timetable for the $600 million dollar data center facility being built on 800 acres of land in Pryor, Oklahoma.
Data Center Knowledge explains more details of the ramifications of the delay.
In addition, a huge advertising deal between Google and Yahoo was called off this week.
Google is also scheduled to close operations in Tempe, AZ at the end of November and relocate about 50 employees from the Arizona State University campus.
It's hard to ignore when the economy forces giants like Google to make budget cutbacks and downsize.
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