Microsoft Azure Data Centers in Georgia, USA
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Georgia’s 3 confirmed facilities, in Fayetteville and Palmetto, form the core of Microsoft’s East US 3 Azure region and now also anchor part of its AI superfactory buildout. In early 2026, Microsoft accelerated the build-out of its East US 3 cloud region to meet surging demand for Azure AI services, anchored by major infrastructure hubs including the Douglasville Data Center Campus and facilities in Palmetto and Union City, making Georgia one of the states where standard cloud region growth and dedicated AI infrastructure investment are now converging most visibly.
Microsoft Azure currently has confirmed facilities in 2 cities within Georgia, USA.
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Cities
Microsoft Azure AI Data Centers in Georgia
Georgia hosts one node of Microsoft's Fairwater AI superfactory, housed within a QTS-developed campus in Fayetteville. When Microsoft brought the first Fairwater building online in Fayetteville, Georgia, in October 2025, it lit up the southern anchor of what the company calls the world's first planet-scale AI superfactory. The site sits within a 615-acre campus developed by QTS, one of the largest such projects under construction in the state, and directly links to the paired Fairwater facility in Wisconsin for large-scale AI model training.
- Fayetteville, USA Fairwater 1 (Atlanta) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Comprising buildings DC-9 and DC-10 on a QTS-owned campus, this was Microsoft's first operational Fairwater site in Georgia, running since October 2025. - Fayetteville, USA Fairwater 2 (Atlanta) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This second Atlanta Fairwater building, comprising DC-1 and DC-2 on the same QTS campus, supports racks around 140kW and rows over 1,300kW of density.
Common Questions
Does Microsoft Azure have data centers in Georgia?
Yes — we've currently tracked Microsoft Azure in 2 cities within Georgia. See the list above.
Which cities does Microsoft Azure operate in within Georgia?
See the list above for every confirmed location.
Does Microsoft Azure operate an AI data center in Georgia?
Yes — we've currently tracked 2 confirmed facilities for Microsoft Azure in Georgia. See the AI Data Centers section above.
Does Microsoft Azure offer colocation services in Georgia?
We haven't confirmed colocation services for Microsoft Azure in Georgia yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Microsoft Azure directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Microsoft Azure offer cloud services in Georgia?
Yes — we've identified 3 facilities where Microsoft Azure may offer cloud services in Georgia. Please contact Microsoft Azure directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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