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Google is planning a new Silicon Valley campus that will include a hardware center.




 According to CNBC, Google is planning a new campus in Silicon Valley that will include a new center for some of its hardware products. According to CNBC, Google has been buying land in northern San Jose, California, for more than $389 million, with preliminary plans showing a research and development center.

The campus, termed Midpoint, will be located halfway between Google's current Mountain View headquarters and its San Jose mixed-use campus. Midpoint will have five office buildings connected by a pedestrian bridge, as well as three industrial buildings that will serve as a hub for its hardware division, including its Nest smart home products, according to planning documents. According to CNBC, the documents also show that Google has been planning the Midpoint site since 2018.

Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday, but given what executives have said recently, a campus with more space dedicated to hardware makes sense. Google's hardware chief, Rick Osterloh, has stated that the company is ready to begin capturing market share in the hardware space. After a recent visit to Mountain View for a look at the Pixel 6, Dieter Bohn of The Verge noted that Google's flagship phone has a tiny market share compared to Apple and Samsung.

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