Data centers in Fayette County, GA
Existing and planned data centers in Fayette County, Georgia, mapped from the public record with capacity, operators, and impact scores.
6
total
3
planned
2
operating
0
contested
Combined capacity 1,454 MW — roughly the power of 1,090,125 homes.
All facilities
| Facility | Status | Operator | Capacity | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fairwater 2 Fayetteville | Operating | Microsoft | 858 MW | 50 |
| QTS Atlanta Fayetteville Campus/ Project Excalibur Fayetteville | Under construction | QTS Data Centers | 500 MW | 35 |
| Project Rita Campus Tyrone | Operating | Fayette County Development Authority | 96 MW | 19 |
| Crow Holdings Development Fayetteville | Cancelled | — | — | — |
| Microsoft Tyrone | Proposed | — | — | — |
| QTS ATL2 East Fayetteville | Proposed | QTS Data Centers | — | — |
Frequently asked questions
- How many data centers are in Fayette County, GA?
- We track 6 data centers in Fayette County — 2 operating and 3 planned or under construction.
- Are there proposed data centers in Fayette County?
- Yes — 3 are planned or under construction here.
- How much power would these data centers use?
- Their combined disclosed capacity is about 1,454 MW.
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