Data Centers in Arkansas
2 verified facilities · about 6 estimated ·
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Arkansas data centers at a glance
As of October 2026, Arkansas has 2 data centers verified in OpenStreetMap and an estimated 6 in total. That ranks 43rd among the 48 states and territories in the directory and is 0.1% of all verified US facilities. Facilities cluster in Searcy (1). The largest operator by mapped sites is City of Searcy (1), out of 1 named operator. Malachi.Energy also tracks 1 mega project in Arkansas totaling 1.0 GW of planned capacity and about $21 billion in announced investment, led by AVAIO Digital Leo in Pulaski County, AR, 1.0 GW and about $21 billion, under construction, targeted for 2028. AVAIO Digital Leo, the one tracked project in Arkansas with a site-level location, sits 1.6 miles from the nearest 500 kV transmission line (Entergy Arkansas Inc), per HIFLD transmission data current to September 2023, computed 2026-10-02.
Facility counts: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), scaled to Baxtel data center market directory totals. Mega projects: Malachi.Energy tally of public filings and announcements. Method notes on the methodology page. See also Arkansas electricity rates.
Verified
2
OSM-mapped facilities
Estimated
~6
Scaled to industry totals
Top hub
Searcy
1 verified facilities
Mega projects
1.0 GW
1 tracked, $21B announced
Map of data centers in Arkansas
County boundaries, every verified facility, and tracked mega projects sized by planned capacity. Downloads carry the source line and dataset date for citation.
Top operators in Arkansas
By OSM-verified facility count
- 1.City of Searcy1
Key hubs in Arkansas
Cities with the most verified facilities
- 1.Searcy1
Mega projects in Arkansas
1 tracked project · 1.0 GW planned capacity · $21B announced
AVAIO Digital Leo (Pulaski County, AR)
AVAIO Digital
AVAIO Digital's 296-acre Project Leo campus in Pulaski County, with 150 MW contracted from Entergy Arkansas and demand of up to 1 GW at full build; the first phase is $6B of more than $21B through full development. The developer reports it has broken ground, and said in July 2026 that the first two buildings would be operational by 2028.
Target: 2028Source: Arkansas Economic Development Commission (Jan 2026)Basis: developer disclosed MW, developer-stated campus costDetails & sources
All verified data centers in Arkansas
2 facilities mapped in OpenStreetMap, sorted by city. Unnamed entries are mapped buildings tagged as data centers without a public name.
| Name | Operator | City | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| TierPoint Little Rock | Unknown | Little Rock | 15707 Chenal Parkway (address point) |
| Searcy Information Technologies | City of Searcy | Searcy | 101 North Elm Street |
Frequently asked questions
How many data centers are in Arkansas?
Arkansas has 2 data centers verified in OpenStreetMap as of October 2026, and an estimated 6 in total once unmapped facilities are scaled in against Baxtel's industry count. That places it 43rd of 48 states and territories by verified count.
Where are the data centers in Arkansas?
The largest concentrations in Arkansas are Searcy with 1 verified facility. The full table below lists every verified facility in the state with its operator and address.
Who operates the most data centers in Arkansas?
By number of OSM-verified facilities, the largest data center operator in Arkansas is City of Searcy (1). This ranks mapped sites, not megawatts, so a hyperscaler with many small buildings can outrank a colocation provider with one large campus.
What large data centers are being built in Arkansas?
Malachi.Energy tracks 1 mega project in Arkansas as of October 2026: AVAIO Digital Leo in Pulaski County, AR, 1.0 GW and about $21 billion, under construction, targeted for 2028. Together they total 1.0 GW of planned capacity and about $21 billion in announced investment. Figures are planned capacity from public filings and announcements, not delivered power.
Data centers in other states
Bordering Arkansas
Most verified facilities
Facility data sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Estimated totals scaled to Baxtel industry counts. Mega project data from public filings and announcements. Dataset last updated . Built by Malachi.Energy.