Google has been revealed as the company behind the Project Jade 2.7GW data center campus near Cheyenne, Wyoming.As reported by Cowboy State Daily, the development has now been renamed Project Tembo.The campus will be developed on a 716-acre parcel located eight miles south of Cheyenne in the Switchgrass Industrial Park.The application suggests that four data halls will be built, along with an office hub, logistics, and network buildings. Construction is slated to be completed by 2031.Project Jade was previously being developed by Crusoe. At the time, it was said to be a 1.8GW campus that could scale to 10GW, but in June, Crusoe said it had paused work on the site "at the request of our customer."According to Cowboy Daily, the campus is now being developed by Google's subsidiary Jupiter Star Holdings, LLC, replacing Crusoe.It is unclear why this decision was made. DCD has contacted Crusoe for comment.At the time, Tallgrass Energy told the publication that they were still building out and delivering a bring-your-own power generation hub for the data center client, and it was continuing "full steam ahead."Google's application states that, in addition to the BYOP solution, it will be using energy resources from Black Hills Energy, a local utility provider.Cheyenne is the capital city of Wyoming and is home to several large projects. Microsoft broke ground on a campus in Cheyenne in August 2025, and is seeking to purchase a further 3,200 acres of land. Meta also has a large-scale data center campus in the area. And, in October 2025, Related Digital broke ground on a $1.2bn data center project for CoreWeave.