How many data centers are in Georgia?

Aterio tracks 582 data centers in Georgia: 76 operational, 64 under construction, 341 announced and 101 land bank, delayed, withdrawn or cancelled.

How much power will data centers in Georgia require?

Operational, under construction and announced data centers in Georgia add up to an estimated 32,790 MW of power capacity.

How does Georgia rank nationally for data centers?

Fifth of 50 states and DC by pipeline capacity, with 5% of the US total of 606,663 MW.

Which county in Georgia has the most data center capacity?

Fulton County, with an estimated 3,535 MW across 76 projects, followed by Effingham County with 3,200 MW.

Who are the largest data center providers in Georgia?

By estimated capacity: QTS Data Centers (3,251 MW), OpenAI (3,200 MW) and Google (2,716 MW).

How many data centers are under construction in Georgia?

Georgia has 64 data centers under construction, out of 481 in its pipeline.

Market brief, Georgia

Data Centers in Georgia

Georgia ranks fifth nationally for data center pipeline capacity, with 32,790 MW across 481 projects, 5% of the national total.

By the Aterio data team. Data as of Nov 3, 2026.

Scale

Data centers tracked: 582
Data center capacity*: 32,790MW
Data center space*: 140.6M sq ft
Average operational size: 248,860sq ft

Pipeline by stage

In the pipeline: 481
Operational: 76
Under construction: 64
Announced: 341

* Pipeline only: operational, under construction and announced projects. The other 101 tracked projects are land bank, delayed, withdrawn or cancelled.

How Georgia compares

Only 16% of Georgia projects are operational, well below the national 29%. Announced projects make up 71% of the total, above the national 59%.

Top states by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.Texas	152,429 MW	1,431

2.Virginia	64,312 MW	1,068

3.Utah	46,575 MW	236

4.Pennsylvania	33,239 MW	427

5.Georgia	32,790 MW	481

Top five states by pipeline capacity, estimated MW.

Where it is being built

Capacity is spread out: the five largest counties hold 40% of the Georgia pipeline, and Fulton County leads with 3,535 MW.

Top counties by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.Fulton County	3,535 MW	76

2.Effingham County	3,200 MW	4

3.Bartow County	2,396 MW	22

4.Henry County	2,086 MW	19

5.Douglas County	2,012 MW	35

Top five counties by estimated MW, among those with three or more projects. Projects with no county are left out.

Who is building

Developers that have not been named hold 33% of the Georgia pipeline (10,737 MW). QTS Data Centers leads the named field with 3,251 MW.

Top providers by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.QTS Data Centers	3,251 MW	39

2.OpenAI	3,200 MW	4

3.Google	2,716 MW	43

4.Digital Realty	2,141 MW	19

5.Microsoft	1,545 MW	21

Top five providers by estimated MW, among those with three or more projects. Undisclosed providers are left out.

From the dataset

Largest data centers in Georgia

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

1.Project Camellia - DC4OpenAI · Rincon, Effingham County Announced
2.Project Camellia - DC2OpenAI · Rincon, Effingham County Announced
3.Project Camellia - DC1OpenAI · Rincon, Effingham County Announced
4.Project Camellia - DC3OpenAI · Rincon, Effingham County Announced
5.Hampton Technology Park Building 5Company Not Disclosed · Hampton, Henry County Announced

Free sample

Dalton 2 - HPC Data CenterCore Scientific · Dalton, Whitfield CountyPower 220 MWSize 250,000 sq ftUnder construction
Utility
Not assigned
Announced
Jan 6, 2025
Expected online
Mar 31, 2027
Project Bunkhouse Data Center 11Digital Realty · Taylorsville, Bartow CountyPower 153 MWSize 716,666 sq ftAnnounced
Utility
Georgia Power Co
Announced
Mar 31, 2025
Expected online
Jun 30, 2032
Douglas County Data Center Building 1Google · Lithia Springs, Douglas CountyPower 141 MWSize 485,000 sq ftOperational
Utility
GreyStone Power Corporation
Announced
Jun 30, 2002
Online
Dec 25, 2007

Frequently asked questions

: Aterio tracks 582 data centers in Georgia: 76 operational, 64 under construction, 341 announced and 101 land bank, delayed, withdrawn or cancelled.
: Operational, under construction and announced data centers in Georgia add up to an estimated 32,790 MW of power capacity.
: Fifth of 50 states and DC by pipeline capacity, with 5% of the US total of 606,663 MW.
: Fulton County, with an estimated 3,535 MW across 76 projects, followed by Effingham County with 3,200 MW.
: By estimated capacity: QTS Data Centers (3,251 MW), OpenAI (3,200 MW) and Google (2,716 MW).
: Georgia has 64 data centers under construction, out of 481 in its pipeline.

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