How many data centers are in Tennessee?

Aterio tracks 61 data centers in Tennessee: 35 operational, 3 under construction and 23 announced.

How much power will data centers in Tennessee require?

Operational, under construction and announced data centers in Tennessee add up to an estimated 4,427 MW of power capacity.

How does Tennessee rank nationally for data centers?

28th of 50 states and DC by pipeline capacity, with less than 1% of the US total of 602,102 MW.

Which county in Tennessee has the most data center capacity?

Bradley County, with an estimated 2,160 MW across 16 projects, followed by Shelby County with 1,678 MW.

Who are the largest data center providers in Tennessee?

By estimated capacity: Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. (1,860 MW), xAI (1,543 MW) and Google (240 MW).

How many data centers are under construction in Tennessee?

Tennessee has 3 data centers under construction, out of 61 in its pipeline.

Market brief, Tennessee

Data Centers in Tennessee

Tennessee ranks 28th nationally for data center pipeline capacity, with 4,427 MW across 61 projects.

By the Aterio data team. Data as of Oct 22, 2026.

Scale

Data centers tracked: 61
Data center capacity*: 4,427MW
Data center space*: 5.8M sq ft
Average operational size: 159,799sq ft

Pipeline by stage

In the pipeline: 61
Operational: 35
Under construction: 3
Announced: 23

* Pipeline only: operational, under construction and announced projects.

How Tennessee compares

In Tennessee, 57% of projects are already operational, against 29% nationally. Announced projects make up 38% of the total, below the national 60%.

Top states by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.Texas	151,968 MW	1,428

2.Virginia	63,937 MW	1,071

3.Utah	49,175 MW	256

4.Georgia	32,830 MW	476

5.Ohio	31,218 MW	366

28.Tennessee	4,427 MW	61

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

Where it is being built

Two counties carry Tennessee: Bradley County (2,160 MW) and Shelby County (1,678 MW), 87% of the pipeline.

Top counties by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.Bradley County	2,160 MW	16

2.Shelby County	1,678 MW	15

3.Montgomery County	240 MW	4

4.Sumner County	194 MW	4

5.Davidson County	105 MW	12

Top five counties by estimated MW, among those with three or more projects.

Who is building

Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. leads with 1,860 MW, ahead of xAI with 1,543 MW. The five largest named providers hold 89% of the Tennessee pipeline.

Top providers by estimated MW	Est. MW	Facilities
1.Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc.	1,860 MW	10

2.xAI	1,543 MW	6

3.Google	240 MW	4

4.Facebook	194 MW	4

5.5C Data Centers	119 MW	3

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 Tennessee

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

1.MinihardxAI · Memphis, Shelby County Under construction
2.Colossus 2 - MacrohardxAI · Memphis, Shelby County Operational
3.Colossus 2 - Macrohard (Phase 2)xAI · Memphis, Shelby County Operational
4.Data Center 1Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. · Charleston, Bradley County Announced
5.Data Center 2Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. · Charleston, Bradley County Announced

Frequently asked questions

: Aterio tracks 61 data centers in Tennessee: 35 operational, 3 under construction and 23 announced.
: Operational, under construction and announced data centers in Tennessee add up to an estimated 4,427 MW of power capacity.
: 28th of 50 states and DC by pipeline capacity, with less than 1% of the US total of 602,102 MW.
: Bradley County, with an estimated 2,160 MW across 16 projects, followed by Shelby County with 1,678 MW.
: By estimated capacity: Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. (1,860 MW), xAI (1,543 MW) and Google (240 MW).
: Tennessee has 3 data centers under construction, out of 61 in its pipeline.

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