New ‘Proejct Clydesdale’ data center breaks ground west of owasso

City Briefs
Written By Evan Wei-Haas

On Oct. 30, state and local officials broke ground on Project Clydesdale, a data center complex to be built on 400 acres of unincorporated Tulsa County land just west of Owasso.

The development is projected to generate approximately $3 billion in economic activity, reinforcing Owasso and Tulsa’s position as a growing destination for technology and innovation.

Owasso Mayor Alvin Fruga and Owasso City Manager Chris Garrett participated in the ceremony, which kicked off construction on the four-phased, seven-year buildout.

Evan Wei-Haas

Evan has worked with numerous successful organizations and specializes in creative, cost effective digital solutions. He will communicate with you closely, every step of the way, and will obsessively work to ensure your success and confidence through beautiful, modern design.

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