Microsoft’s expanding San Antonio footprint anchoring South Texas Azure capacity.
Hyperscale colocation campus serving San Antonio cloud and AI tenants. Phased delivery with anchor pre-leases.
Aligned’s South Texas hyperscale campus with sequenced delivery for anchor cloud tenants.
Hyperscale campus delivery in the Austin metro supporting cloud and AI workloads. Sequenced multi-building rollout.
AWS’s Houston-area campus anchoring Gulf Coast Azure-competitive capacity.
Switch’s flagship Northern Nevada hyperscale campus. Continuing capacity additions on a 1,000+ acre site.
Apple’s Northern Nevada campus supporting iCloud and Apple Intelligence services.
Fleet Data Centers (Tract) broke ground in May 2026 on a fully leased 230 MW hyperscale campus backed by $4.6B in senior secured notes; the broader 2.5 GW Virginia Highlands master plan remains in planning amid NV Energy’s litigation over its power requirements.
Meta’s Utah campus expansion supporting recommendation and AI workloads.
Microsoft’s Wasatch Front campus supporting western U.S. Azure capacity.
Microsoft’s Wyoming cluster, anchored to wind-powered grid resources.
Meta’s Wyoming campus extending the company’s Mountain West infrastructure footprint.
Meta’s Nebraska campus expansion supporting recommendation and AI infrastructure.
Google’s Omaha metro campus continuing capacity additions for Cloud and AI infrastructure.
Meta’s Idaho campus opening a new market for the company’s Mountain West infrastructure.
Build-to-suit hyperscale colocation in the Charlotte metro supporting anchor cloud tenants.
Apple’s original East Coast campus with continuing expansion supporting services and AI infrastructure.
EdgeCore’s planned 1.1 GW campus at the Shannon Hill Regional Business Park, acquired for $42M; no construction start date has been announced. Louisa County is also the site of two filed Amazon campuses (Lake Anna and Northeast Creek).
AWS’s largest Midwest investment, anchoring a new hyperscale region in Northern Indiana.
Google’s Northeast Indiana campus supporting Cloud and AI infrastructure.
Meta’s Twin Cities campus extending Midwest infrastructure capacity.
Roughly 1 GW of AI compute online by mid-2026 toward a ~2 GW three-building design, backed by on-site gas-turbine generation. The Memphis City Council voted down a proposed 18-month data center moratorium on October 20, 2026, keeping the expansion path open.
Switch’s anchor Las Vegas campus with continued capacity additions.
Fairwater building one went live in June 2026 ahead of schedule ($3.3B); a second ~$4B building is under construction for 2028, and the village approved additional buildings on the campus in January 2026.
Build-to-suit hyperscale colocation in the Denver metro supporting Front Range cloud capacity.
Oracle and OpenAI dropped the planned expansion beyond 1.2 GW in March 2026 amid financing and power-delivery delays; the eight-building campus completes with the final four buildings energizing around November 2026. Meta has been in talks to take on Crusoe’s additional capacity.
Four-building, ~1,400-acre campus at the Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub with a 25-year, 3.2 GW Georgia Power supply phased 2028–2032. The state’s regional impact review published in September 2026; county residents have challenged the data center zoning ordinance in court, and no permits or construction start have been reported.
Google was confirmed as owner in a June 2026 county filing after Crusoe exited; the scaled-down 716-acre, four-building plan targets 2031 with mass grading in 2026 and vertical construction from 2027. Definitive energy agreements with Black Hills took effect September 30, 2026.
Ground broke April 1, 2026 on the former Hoette Farms nursery site along I-70; earthwork and foundations were active through October 2026. Closed-loop air-cooled design; roughly 2,000 construction jobs at peak and about 200 permanent roles.
Ten buildings (A–K) registered with the state in June and August 2026 on ~2,700 acres near Boling; filings list a September 2026 start and staggered 2027 completions. Site preparation is underway, but grid-connection timing is paused and further county permits are still needed.
Brookfield and NextEra were selected by DOE in July 2026 for the former uranium-enrichment site; NextEra’s ~2 GW gas plus 2.6 GW storage package and the power-service agreement still need Kentucky PSC approval and definitive agreements before construction.
CyrusOne’s expansion west of San Antonio, adding to a Texas portfolio that already spans Phoenix, DFW, and the San Antonio core.
Galaxy’s second Texas AI campus after Helios, converting former crypto-mining load into liquid-cooled HPC capacity.
Equinix’s Toronto IBX cluster expansion supporting Canadian cloud and AI peering density.
Microsoft’s Canadian Azure expansion, with multiple builds underway supporting cloud and AI capacity for Canadian customers.
AWS’s western Canada region anchored in Calgary supporting Canadian cloud capacity.
Build-to-suit hyperscale colocation supporting anchor cloud tenants in the GTA.
Hyperscale campus in Quebec leveraging hydroelectric power for cloud and AI workloads.
QTS’s Canadian hyperscale colocation footprint with anchor pre-leases in Montreal.
Western Canada IBX expansion serving cloud and connectivity tenants.
Meta broke ground in July 2026 on its first Canadian data center. Power comes from the 1.2 GW Greenlight Electricity Centre gas plant (FID July 2026, in service late 2030) under a long-term tolling agreement, with Meta funding the new generation and grid work.
Microsoft’s flagship EMEA cluster with active builds at North Dublin and Grange Castle. Largest Azure region in EMEA.
Meta’s flagship EMEA campus supporting global services. Continued capacity additions.
Google’s anchor EMEA campus at Profile Park with continued buildings supporting Cloud and AI.
AWS’s anchor EMEA region continuing capacity expansion across the Greater Dublin area.
Equinix’s London IBX expansion across Slough Trading Estate and Docklands supporting UK cloud capacity.
VIRTUS’s expanding London cluster supporting hyperscale and enterprise tenants.
Microsoft’s UK Azure expansion supporting cloud and AI capacity for UK customers.
Digital Realty’s anchor London campuses with continued hyperscale capacity additions.
Equinix’s Amsterdam IBX cluster expansion supporting EMEA peering and cloud density.
Microsoft’s Netherlands cluster anchored at Middenmeer and Wieringermeer supporting EU North Azure capacity.
Google’s Eemshaven campus expansion supporting Cloud and AI infrastructure in Northern Europe.
Equinix’s Frankfurt cluster expansion anchoring the largest EMEA interconnection hub.
Vantage’s Frankfurt hyperscale campus supporting anchor cloud and AI tenants.
Anchor Frankfurt colocation footprint with active hyperscale capacity additions.
Microsoft’s German Azure expansion supporting EU sovereign cloud capacity.
AWS’s Paris region expansion supporting French and EU cloud capacity.
Equinix’s Paris IBX expansion supporting French sovereign cloud and AI capacity.
Microsoft’s French Azure expansion across Paris and Marseille supporting sovereign cloud requirements.
AWS’s expanded Spanish presence anchored in Aragon supporting Iberian and EU cloud capacity.
Microsoft’s Madrid Azure region supporting Iberian and EU South cloud capacity.
Google’s Madrid Cloud region supporting Iberian and EU-South cloud capacity.
Equinix’s Madrid IBX expansion supporting Iberian cloud and connectivity tenants.
The last urban-planning step (reparcelling) is complete and Meta paid about €1.1M in development rights in October 2026, but construction permits are still pending and no start date has been set.
Vantage’s Berlin hyperscale campus supporting German sovereign cloud capacity.
Microsoft’s Swedish Azure region supporting Nordic cloud capacity with renewable-powered infrastructure.
Meta’s Nordic anchor campus. Ongoing capacity additions and operational efficiencies.
Microsoft’s Danish Azure region supporting Nordic sovereign cloud requirements.
Apple’s Northern European campus supporting iCloud, services, and Apple Intelligence infrastructure.
Meta’s Danish anchor campus with continued capacity expansion.
Microsoft’s Norway Azure region anchored to hydropower for AI training workloads.
Google’s anchor Northern European campus with continued capacity additions for Cloud and AI. Separate from Google’s new Muhos and Kajaani (Otanmäki) sites, where Finnish regulators ordered preparatory work suspended by October 23, 2026 over forest clearing carried out before the environmental assessment was complete.
Microsoft’s Finnish Azure region with district heating waste-heat recovery integration.
AWS’s German Sovereign Cloud region anchored in Brandenburg supporting EU sovereign cloud capacity.
Microsoft’s Polish Azure region supporting Central European sovereign cloud capacity.
Google’s Warsaw Cloud region supporting Central European cloud capacity.
Equinix’s Zurich IBX expansion supporting Swiss sovereign cloud and financial-services tenants.
Microsoft’s expanded Italian Azure region supporting Southern European sovereign cloud capacity.
AWS’s Milan region supporting Italian and EU South sovereign cloud capacity.
Marseille gateway expansion supporting subsea cable interconnect and Southern European cloud capacity.
Iberian Peninsula’s largest planned hyperscale campus, anchored on submarine cable landing infrastructure.
Microsoft’s Israeli Azure region supporting Middle East cloud capacity.
AWS’s Israel region with continued capacity additions supporting the Middle East cloud market.
Khazna’s expansion across the UAE supporting G42’s AI infrastructure and Microsoft partnership.
Microsoft’s UAE Azure region in partnership with G42 supporting Middle East AI capacity.
AWS’s Saudi Arabia region supporting MENA sovereign cloud capacity. Anchored to KSA Vision 2030 digital initiatives.
Microsoft’s South Africa Azure region supporting Sub-Saharan African cloud capacity.
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