Data Centers in Georgia
38 verified facilities · about 122 estimated ·
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Georgia data centers at a glance
As of October 2026, Georgia has 38 data centers verified in OpenStreetMap and an estimated 122 in total. That ranks 13th among the 48 states and territories in the directory and is 2.1% of all verified US facilities. Facilities cluster in Alpharetta (5), Atlanta (5), and Douglasville (2). The largest operators by mapped sites are Quality Technology Services (9), Flexential (4), and Meta (4), out of 10 named operators. Malachi.Energy also tracks 5 mega projects in Georgia totaling 6.8 GW of planned capacity and about $67 billion in announced investment, led by Project Camellia (OpenAI) in Effingham County, GA, 3.2 GW and about $20 billion, announced, targeted for 2028. Of the 4 tracked projects in Georgia with a site-level location, 4 sit within 5 miles of a 230 kV or higher transmission line, 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 Georgia electricity rates.
Verified
38
OSM-mapped facilities
Estimated
~122
Scaled to industry totals
Top hub
Alpharetta
5 verified facilities
Mega projects
6.8 GW
5 tracked, $67B announced
Map of data centers in Georgia
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 Georgia
By OSM-verified facility count
- 1.Quality Technology Services9
- 2.Flexential4
- 3.Meta4
- 4.Digital Realty3
- 5.CoreSite2
Key hubs in Georgia
Cities with the most verified facilities
- 1.Alpharetta5
- 2.Atlanta5
- 3.Douglasville2
- 4.Lithia Springs2
- 5.Acworth1
Mega projects in Georgia
5 tracked projects · 6.8 GW planned capacity · $67B announced
Project Camellia (OpenAI) (Effingham County, GA)
OpenAI
Four-building OpenAI campus at the Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub announced July 2026, backed by a 3.2 GW Georgia Power PPA and phased from 2028 through 2032. Georgia's regional impact review puts peak load at 3,210 MW on a 1,400-acre site; the county's site plan review was postponed in September 2026.
Target: 2028Source: WTOC (Jul 2026)Basis: utility, iso, or government filing MW, press reportedDetails & sources
Project Bunkhouse (Digital Realty) (Bartow County, GA)
Digital Realty
Digital Realty's Stilesboro campus in Bartow County, northwest of Atlanta, filed under applicant Taurus DC SPE LLC and rezoned in June 2025. The county put the plan at about 1.3 GW of computing capacity and about $18B at build-out in August 2026; the April 2025 regional review filing listed 1,830 MW and $19B, with completion by 2035.
Target: 2035Source: Bartow County (Aug 2026)Basis: utility, iso, or government filing MW, developer-stated campus costDetails & sources
AWS Georgia (Butts County, GA)
Amazon Web Services
AWS's $11B data center investment across Butts and Douglas Counties in metro Atlanta.
Source: Amazon (Jan 2025)Basis: malachi.energy estimate MW, developer-stated campus costDetails & sources
Project Sail (Prologis) (Coweta County, GA)
Prologis
Prologis campus south of Atlanta. Coweta County approved rezoning 3-2 in April 2026; residents sued in May 2026 to void the approval and the suit is pending.
Source: Data Center Dynamics (Apr 2026)Basis: utility, iso, or government filing MW, press reportedDetails & sources
Kingston Technology Hub (Thor Equities) (Kingston, GA)
Thor Equities
Proposed 350,000 sq ft data center on about 559 acres in the Kingston area of Bartow County, filed for Georgia regional review in September 2026. Power would come through a MEAG Power request for proposals; the site still needs local approvals before construction, with completion targeted for 2030.
Target: 2030Source: Coosa Valley News (Sep 2026)Basis: press or analyst reported MW, press reportedDetails & sources
All verified data centers in Georgia
38 facilities mapped in OpenStreetMap, sorted by city. Unnamed entries are mapped buildings tagged as data centers without a public name.
| Name | Operator | City | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unnamed facility | Unknown | Acworth | 4745 Logan Road |
| Flexential Atlanta - Alpharetta Data Center | Flexential | Alpharetta | 12655 Edison Drive |
| Mapletree Industrial | Unknown | Alpharetta | 1001 Windward Concourse |
| Strategic Datasphere | Unknown | Alpharetta | 1650 Union Hill Road |
| T5 Data Center | Unknown | Alpharetta | 3200 Webb Bridge Road |
| UPS Data Center | Unknown | Alpharetta | 1865 McFarland Parkway |
| Atlanta ATL13 | Digital Realty | Atlanta | 56 Marietta Street |
| CoreSite AT1 | CoreSite | Atlanta | 55 Marietta Street |
| Digital Realty Data Center | Digital Realty | Atlanta | 760 Doug Davis Drive |
| QTS Atlanta Data Center 1 | Quality Technology Services | Atlanta | 1033 Jefferson Street Northwest |
| QTS Atlanta Data Center 2 | Quality Technology Services | Atlanta | 1025 Jefferson Street Northwest |
| Digital Realty Atlanta ATL11 | Digital Realty | Austell | 101 Aquila Way |
| DLI ONE | DLI ONE | columbus | 8 Corporate Ridge Parkway |
| Flexential Atlanta - Douglasville 1 | Flexential | Douglasville | 1700 N River Rd |
| Flexential Atlanta - Douglasville 2 | Flexential | Douglasville | 1750 N River Rd |
| Centersquare Atlanta ATL1 | Centersquare | Lithia Springs | 375 Riverside Parkway |
| Switch Data Center | Switch | Lithia Springs | 1 Switch Way |
| Flexential Atlanta - Norcross | Flexential | Norcross | 2775 Northwoods Parkway |
| Meta Stanton Springs Data Center | Meta | Social Circle | 100 Move Fast Way |
| Ascent - Atlanta Data Center | Ascent | Unknown | Not listed |
| CenturyLink | Unknown | Unknown | Not listed |
| CoreSite AT2 - Marietta Data Center | CoreSite | Unknown | 1130 Powers Ferry Place Southeast |
| Cox Data Center | Unknown | Unknown | Not listed |
| Google Datacenter - Douglas County | Unknown | Not listed | |
| Google Fiber | Unknown | Not listed | |
| Hewlett-Packard | Unknown | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS Suwanee | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | Not listed |
| QTS Suwanee Data Center 1 | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | 300 Satellite Boulevard Northwest |
| QTS Suwanee Data Center 2 | Quality Technology Services | Unknown | 120 Satellite Boulevard Northwest |
| Secure Data Center | Unknown | Unknown | Not listed |
| Unnamed facility | Unknown | Unknown | Not listed |
| Unnamed facility | Meta | Unknown | Not listed |
| Unnamed facility | Meta | Unknown | Not listed |
| Unnamed facility | Meta | Unknown | Not listed |
Frequently asked questions
How many data centers are in Georgia?
Georgia has 38 data centers verified in OpenStreetMap as of October 2026, and an estimated 122 in total once unmapped facilities are scaled in against Baxtel's industry count. That places it 13th of 48 states and territories by verified count.
Where are the data centers in Georgia?
The largest concentrations in Georgia are Alpharetta with 5 verified facilities, Atlanta with 5 verified facilities, Douglasville with 2 verified facilities, Lithia Springs with 2 verified facilities, and Acworth 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 Georgia?
By number of OSM-verified facilities, the largest data center operators in Georgia are Quality Technology Services (9), Flexential (4), Meta (4), Digital Realty (3), and CoreSite (2). 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 Georgia?
Malachi.Energy tracks 5 mega projects in Georgia as of October 2026: Project Camellia (OpenAI) in Effingham County, GA, 3.2 GW and about $20 billion, announced, targeted for 2028; Project Bunkhouse (Digital Realty) in Bartow County, GA, 1.3 GW and about $18 billion, announced, targeted for 2035; AWS Georgia (Amazon Web Services) in Butts County, GA, 1.2 GW and about $11 billion, announced; Project Sail (Prologis) in Coweta County, GA, 900 MW and about $17 billion, announced; and Kingston Technology Hub (Thor Equities) in Kingston, GA, 150 MW and about $1 billion, proposed, targeted for 2030. Together they total 6.8 GW of planned capacity and about $67 billion in announced investment. Figures are planned capacity from public filings and announcements, not delivered power.
Data centers in other states
Bordering Georgia
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.