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As of the latest update, Georgia has confirmed data center activity across 11 cities, with 29 companies represented.
Core ScientificDalton 1 & 2 / Old Tilton siteAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Dalton 1, launched in 2018, was equipped with Nvidia DGX hardware, and Core Scientific is now expanding the site with a new facility on Old Tilton Road planned to open by July 2026, bringing the Dalton footprint to about 195MW.
DataBankATL1 (Georgia Tech Technology Square / CODA building)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW ATL1 was purpose-built inside Georgia Tech's CODA building as a high-performance computing center using innovative rear-door liquid cooling, described by industry press as one of the most advanced data centers in the country.
EdgeConneXEdgeConneX Atlanta (ATL01/ATL02)AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW EdgeConneX designed and operates an air-cooled facility here (ATL02) specifically serving AI cloud provider Lambda as part of a 30MW+ dual-city AI infrastructure buildout.
FlexentialAtlanta - Norcross Data CenterAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Flexential's planned Atlanta - Norcross 2 expansion, a 48,000-square-foot, 4.5-MW facility announced in 2026, is explicitly designed to support both enterprise and AI workloads.
Microsoft AzureFairwater Atlanta AI DatacenterAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This two-story, closed-loop liquid-cooled site houses NVIDIA GB200/GB300 Blackwell GPU racks and is directly fiber-linked to the Wisconsin Fairwater site as part of an "AI superfactory" network.
Stream Data CentersAtlanta West CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW A Developments of Regional Impact filing shows Stream plans nine data center buildings and two substations across 246 acres in Douglas County, potentially reaching 280 MW.
SwitchThe Keep Campus (Switch Atlanta)AI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Businesses locating in this Georgia facility benefit from a 0% sales and use tax on colocation equipment under Georgia's data center tax incentive legislation.
Common Questions
What data center hubs exist in Georgia?
See the cities list above for confirmed activity within Georgia.
Which companies operate data centers in Georgia?
See the company list above.
Is there an AI data center in Georgia?
Yes — see the AI Data Centers section above for the confirmed facilities.
Are there colocation providers in Georgia?
Yes — we've identified 27 colocation providers with a presence in Georgia. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
Are there cloud providers in Georgia?
Yes — we've identified 16 cloud providers with a presence in Georgia. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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