Market brief, Connecticut

Data Centers in Connecticut

Connecticut ranks 45th nationally for data center pipeline capacity, with 54 MW across 8 projects.

By the Aterio data team. Data as of .

Scale

Data centers tracked
40
Data center capacity*
54MW
Data center space*
710,400sq ft
Average operational size
101,486sq ft

Pipeline by stage

In the pipeline
8
Operational
7
Under construction
0
Announced
1

* Pipeline only: operational, under construction and announced projects. The other 32 tracked projects are land bank, delayed, withdrawn or cancelled.

How Connecticut compares

In Connecticut, 88% of projects are already operational, against 29% nationally. Announced projects make up 13% of the total, below the national 60%.

Top states by estimated MWEst. MWFacilities
1.Texas152,858 MW1,445
2.Virginia65,512 MW1,080
3.Utah46,575 MW236
4.Pennsylvania35,641 MW426
5.Georgia32,649 MW466
45.Connecticut54 MW8

Top five states by pipeline capacity, and Connecticut, estimated MW.

Where it is being built

Fairfield County alone holds 93% of the Connecticut pipeline, 50 MW across 4 projects.

Top counties by estimated MWEst. MWFacilities
1.Fairfield County50 MW4

The one county with three or more projects, by estimated MW.

From the dataset

Largest data centers in Connecticut

Ranked by estimated capacity. Each facility's power and size are available in the full dataset.

  1. 1.NYM5 Norwalk Data CenterCyrusOne · Norwalk, Fairfield CountyOperational
  2. 2.New York HVN10 Data CenterDigital Realty · Trumbull, Fairfield CountyOperational
  3. 3.Enterprise Data Center 2 NoVaCarter Funds · Trumbull, Fairfield CountyOperational
  4. 4.NYM10 Stamford Data CenterCyrusOne · Stamford, Fairfield CountyOperational
  5. 5.Hartford 1 Data CenterLumen · Hartford, Hartford CountyOperational

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