Meta
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Meta Platforms operates a global network of data centers built purely to run its own products — Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Threads, and its AI systems including Llama — rather than to sell computing capacity or rack space to outside customers. As of 2025-2026, Meta’s fleet spans roughly 24-29+ data center campuses (with several more, including its first Canadian site, breaking ground), concentrated heavily in the United States but also reaching Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Singapore, with announced future sites in Spain, Finland, and Alberta, Canada. Meta’s most distinctive recent shift is toward gigawatt-scale, AI-optimized “AI factory” campuses — most notably the Hyperion campus in Richland Parish, Louisiana, envisioned at up to 5GW and a headline cost exceeding $200 billion, built specifically to train and run large AI models rather than serve general social-media traffic. Because Meta does not offer colocation, cloud, or any infrastructure-as-a-service product to third parties, it is best classified as a self-operated facility operator rather than a commercial cloud or colocation provider, even though its physical footprint rivals or exceeds that of many hyperscale cloud companies.
Meta operates as a colocation provider and self-operated data center operator, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Meta Data Center Locations
- Alberta, Canada Sturgeon County Data CenterAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This is Meta's first data center in Canada, breaking ground in 2026 as its 33rd global facility, a 1GW AI-optimized campus representing an investment of more than CA$13 billion. - Odense, Denmark Odense Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Meta's own materials describe a 10+ billion DKK investment in the Odense campus, with around 1,500 skilled trade workers on site at peak construction. - Ii, Finland Ii Data Center Campus (via Valoa Networks) PENDING REVIEW
Meta, operating through its subsidiary Valoa Networks, is advancing plans for a massive data center campus in the municipality of Ii in Finland's Northern Ostrobothnia region. - Clonee, Ireland Clonee Data Centre PENDING REVIEW
Clonee's existing buildings earned LEED Gold certification and won Ireland's Green Construction Award, and the company recycled 97% of construction waste on the project. - Singapore, Singapore Singapore Data Center (Tanjong Kling) PENDING REVIEW
Announced in September 2018, this was Facebook's first data center in the Asia-Pacific region and uses a multi-storey, vertical design to fit Singapore's limited land availability. - Talavera de la Reina, Spain Talavera de la Reina Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
Meta is building a major new data center campus near Talavera de la Reina, about 78 miles southwest of Madrid, marking one of its first sites in Spain. - Luleå, Sweden Luleå Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Luleå's cold Nordic climate lets Meta rely heavily on outside-air cooling and locally generated hydro-electric power, reducing backup generator needs by more than 70 percent. - Huntsville, Alabama, USA Huntsville Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
Facebook's Huntsville project, previously known internally by the codename "Starbelt," was originally expected to launch in 2020 but faced delays. - Montgomery, Alabama, USA Montgomery Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
Meta's Montgomery County campus represents an $800 million data center investment and its own site cites $1.5 billion+ invested with a 2024 groundbreaking. - Mesa, Arizona, USA Mesa (Phoenix) Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The Mesa campus spans roughly 2.5 million square feet and came online in 2023. - Kuna, Idaho, USA Kuna Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The Kuna, Idaho data center spans 960,000 square feet and represents an $800 million capital investment as part of Meta's roughly 19-data-center global network at the time of its announcement. - DeKalb, Illinois, USA DeKalb Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The DeKalb data center became officially operational in December 2023, three years after construction began, and runs at roughly 250 MW. - Altoona, Iowa, USA Altoona Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The Altoona campus, which broke ground in 2013, consists of 10 data center buildings spanning roughly 5 million square feet, making it one of Meta's largest US sites. - Louisiana, USA Hyperion Data Center Campus (Richland Parish)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in December 2024 and expanded since, Hyperion is Meta's largest data center ever, targeting up to 5GW of AI compute capacity, over 1.3 million GPUs including NVIDIA Blackwell, and a headline cost that has grown to more than $200 billion as of 2026. - Kansas City, Missouri, USA Kansas City Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
The Kansas City campus at 801 NW 128th St came online around 2024 and spans roughly 1 million square feet. - Papillion, Nebraska, USA Sarpy County (Papillion) Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The Sarpy County campus, located in Papillion/Springfield, Nebraska, broke ground in 2017 and became operational in 2019. - Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA Los Lunas Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Meta announced an $800 million expansion of the Los Lunas data center campus, growing it into one of its largest facilities in the southwestern US. - Forest City, North Carolina, USA Forest City Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This site is part of Meta's Forest City Campus, one of the company's earlier hyperscale sites in the southeastern US. - New Albany, Ohio, USA New Albany Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The New Albany site consists of five data center buildings spanning roughly 2.5 million square feet. - Prineville, Oregon, USA Prineville Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Prineville was Meta's first company-built data center and became the birthplace of the Open Compute Project, which open-sourced its server and data center designs. - Gallatin, Tennessee, USA Gallatin (Nashville) Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The Gallatin campus, near Nashville, spans roughly 1.65 million square feet and came online in 2022. - El Paso, Texas, USA El Paso Data Center CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in October 2025 as Meta's 25th US and 29th global data center, this nearly 1.2 million-square-foot AI-optimized campus can scale to 1GW and is being developed via an $14 billion joint venture with BlackRock announced in 2026. - Fort Worth, Texas, USA Fort Worth Data Center PENDING REVIEW
When completed, the Fort Worth campus was designed as four buildings forming two "H" shapes plus a standalone center, totaling 20 data halls, making it one of Meta's largest builds at the time. - Temple, Texas, USA Temple Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Meta announced the Temple, Texas hyperscale data center via press release, adding to its growing Texas footprint.
By Continent
AI Data Centers
Meta's newest generation of data centers is being purpose-built for AI rather than general social-media workloads. The flagship is Hyperion in Richland Parish, Louisiana — a campus originally pitched at $10 billion in late 2024 that has since grown into a multi-gigawatt "Titan Cluster" AI factory projected to cost over $200 billion, using direct liquid cooling and housing over a million GPUs including NVIDIA Blackwell chips to train Llama models. Meta is applying the same AI-optimized, liquid-cooled approach to newer sites like El Paso, Texas (a 1GW campus that broke ground in 2025) and its first Canadian facility in Sturgeon County, Alberta (a 1GW, CA$13 billion campus that broke ground in 2026), both explicitly described by the company as built for AI rather than legacy workloads.
- El Paso, USA El Paso Data Center Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in October 2025 as Meta's 25th US and 29th global data center, this nearly 1.2 million-square-foot AI-optimized campus can scale to 1GW and is being developed via an $14 billion joint venture with BlackRock announced in 2026. - Louisiana, USA Hyperion Data Center Campus (Richland Parish) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in December 2024 and expanded since, Hyperion is Meta's largest data center ever, targeting up to 5GW of AI compute capacity, over 1.3 million GPUs including NVIDIA Blackwell, and a headline cost that has grown to more than $200 billion as of 2026. - Alberta, Canada Sturgeon County Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This is Meta's first data center in Canada, breaking ground in 2026 as its 33rd global facility, a 1GW AI-optimized campus representing an investment of more than CA$13 billion.
Common Questions
Does Meta sell cloud computing or colocation space to other companies?
No. Meta builds and runs its data centers exclusively to power its own products and AI systems; unlike AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud, it does not offer compute, storage, or rack space as a commercial product to outside customers.
What is Meta's Hyperion data center and how is it different from Meta's older facilities?
Hyperion is Meta's AI-optimized campus in Richland Parish, Louisiana, announced in December 2024 and since expanded to a targeted 5 gigawatts of capacity with a headline cost exceeding $200 billion; unlike Meta's earlier general-purpose campuses, it is purpose-built with direct liquid cooling and high-density racks to train large AI models like Llama and support Meta Superintelligence Labs.
Where is Meta building its first data center in Canada?
Meta broke ground in 2026 on its first Canadian facility in Sturgeon County, Alberta, north of Edmonton — a 1GW, AI-optimized data center representing an investment of more than CA$13 billion and using a closed-loop liquid-cooled system with dry cooling.
Which of Meta's US data centers is specifically built for AI workloads?
Meta's El Paso, Texas campus, which broke ground in October 2025, is explicitly described by the company as an AI-optimized data center, using a closed-loop liquid-cooled system and designed to scale to 1GW to support AI training and inference.
Does Meta operate data centers outside the US and Canada?
Yes — Meta has long-operating campuses in Luleå, Sweden; Clonee, Ireland; Odense, Denmark; and Singapore, and as of 2025-2026 has announced plans for new campuses near Talavera de la Reina, Spain, and in Ii, Finland (via subsidiary Valoa Networks).
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