LandGate has released a groundbreaking white paper that offers an in-depth analysis of Georgia’s rapidly expanding data center market, highlighting its growth, infrastructure, and competitive advantages.
Key Findings from the White Paper:
Georgia’s Expanding Data Center Ecosystem
- 87 data centers across the state, including hyperscale, enterprise, colocation, and cloud facilities.
- Significant investments from industry giants like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon Web Services, and Google.
- Combined aggregate gross maximum power exceeds 160 MW, with an average load of 9000kW per center.
Rapid Market Growth
- Georgia’s data center market has experienced 100% growth since 2020, with Atlanta as a major hotspot.
- Incentives such as tax benefits, reliable water and electricity, and sustainable energy have attracted large-scale developments.
- Recent investments include:
- Edged Energy’s $1.7 billion data center campus.
- DataBank’s 1 million square foot infrastructure project.
- Over 500 MW of renewable energy added since 2022, supported by Georgia Power.
- 18 planned new projects and 10 expansions identified in locations like Atlanta, Lithia Springs, Douglasville, Alpharetta, and Suwanee.
Quote from LandGate
“Georgia has firmly positioned itself as a dynamic leader in the data center industry, with infrastructure and sustainability initiatives that not only attract investment but ensure long-term growth,” said Yoann Hispa, CEO of LandGate. “This white paper offers a forward-looking perspective on one of the most exciting markets for data centers in the United States.”
