dcBLOX
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dcBLOX (styled DC BLOX) is a digital infrastructure provider that builds and operates its own Tier III colocation data centers, cloud storage, dark fiber networks, and subsea cable landing stations across the Southeastern United States. DC Blox is a data center services provider operating in the Southeast United States, offering colocation, cloud, and connectivity, as well as disaster recovery and hybrid solutions. Its original, smaller facility in Atlanta’s Brookhaven area opened in 2014, and the company has since built out a regional footprint in Birmingham, Huntsville, Chattanooga, Greenville and a first-of-its-kind South Carolina subsea cable landing station in Myrtle Beach. As of 2025-2026, dcBLOX is scaling dramatically beyond its edge-colocation roots into hyperscale territory, developing two massive Atlanta-area campuses — Atlanta East in Conyers and Atlanta West in Lithia Springs — anchored by unnamed hyperscale tenants and backed by over a billion dollars in green financing. The Atlanta West site sits next to Microsoft’s 300-acre facility and 2.5 miles from Google. The company is also pursuing several additional edge and hyperscale sites (Montgomery AL, North Augusta SC, Nashville TN, High Point NC, Palm Coast FL) that are in planning, permitting, or construction stages rather than operating today — Nashville’s proposed site next to the Nashville Zoo has drawn significant local opposition and litigation in 2026.
dcBLOX operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Phone: +1.877.590.1684 Email: [email protected]
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dcBLOX Data Center Locations
- Birmingham, Alabama, USA BHM1AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Built on the former 27-acre Trinity Steel site in downtown Birmingham, this facility is used by research customers including the University of Alabama at Birmingham for high-performance computing. - Huntsville, Alabama, USA HSV1 PENDING REVIEW
Opened in 2018, the facility was designed to deliver up to 46,000 square feet of data hall space and up to 15MW of critical IT power at full build-out. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA Atlanta (Brookhaven) PENDING REVIEW
This is dcBLOX's original and smallest facility, a compact 3,350-square-foot site in the Brookhaven area that has been operating since the company's founding in 2014. - Conyers, Georgia, USA Atlanta East (ATL2) PENDING REVIEW
This 72-acre, 216MW hyperscale campus was designed for over 1 million square feet of data center space and is anchored by an undisclosed hyperscale client in its first phase. - Lithia Springs, Georgia, USA Atlanta West (ATL1)AI DATA CENTER · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
The 54-to-100-acre campus sits directly adjacent to Microsoft's 300-acre data center facility and just 2.5 miles from a Google facility. - Greenville, South Carolina, USA GSP1 PENDING REVIEW
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station (MYR1) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Launched in October 2023 as the first subsea cable landing station in South Carolina, this 15-megawatt facility already has Google and Meta among the carriers that have reserved cable slots. - Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA CHA1 TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Chattanooga's facility connects to the city's municipal Smart Grid, an intelligent, self-healing power system chosen specifically to minimize outage risk for this location.
By Continent
dcBLOX AI Data Centers
dcBLOX has begun tailoring specific facilities for AI and high-performance computing workloads rather than treating it as a blanket capability. In Birmingham, Alabama, the company completed a data hall redesign in 2024 that lets customers deploy GPU clusters alongside standard cabinets, adding 2.4MW of capacity for high-density HPC gear used by research customers like the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Separately, its much larger Atlanta West hyperscale campus in Lithia Springs, Georgia — financed in 2025 with a $1.15 billion green loan — is explicitly positioned by the company as built to meet growing cloud and AI infrastructure demand.
- Birmingham, USA BHM1 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Built on the former 27-acre Trinity Steel site in downtown Birmingham, this facility is used by research customers including the University of Alabama at Birmingham for high-performance computing. - Lithia Springs, USA Atlanta West (ATL1) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
The 54-to-100-acre campus sits directly adjacent to Microsoft's 300-acre data center facility and just 2.5 miles from a Google facility.
Common Questions
Where does dcBLOX operate its data centers?
dcBLOX's operating facilities are concentrated in the Southeastern US: Atlanta (Brookhaven), Georgia; Birmingham and Huntsville, Alabama; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Greenville, South Carolina; and a cable landing station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The company is also actively building two large hyperscale campuses near Atlanta — Atlanta East in Conyers, GA and Atlanta West in Lithia Springs, GA — with several more edge sites (Montgomery AL, North Augusta SC, Nashville TN, High Point NC, Palm Coast FL) announced but still in planning or construction as of 2026.
Does dcBLOX have AI or GPU-ready infrastructure?
Yes at specific sites. In 2024 dcBLOX completed an expansion of its Birmingham, Alabama data center specifically to support high-density HPC and GPU workloads, and its Atlanta West hyperscale campus in Lithia Springs, GA is explicitly described by the company as built to meet growing cloud and AI infrastructure demand.
Is dcBLOX a hyperscaler like AWS or Google Cloud?
No. dcBLOX is a regional colocation, cloud storage, and connectivity provider that leases and hosts space to hyperscale companies as anchor tenants at its larger campuses — it is not itself recognized as a hyperscaler.
What is the DC BLOX Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station?
Branded MYR1, it is described as the first subsea cable landing station in South Carolina, launched in October 2023 as a 15-megawatt, Tier III-designed, carrier-neutral facility, with Google and Meta among the carriers that have reserved cable slots there.
Does dcBLOX offer colocation services?
dcBLOX is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact dcBLOX directly to confirm colocation availability.
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