Data centers in Fayette County, Georgia
Datacenter Source tracks 5 data centers in Fayette County, Georgia. Facilities that disclose power add up to 859 MW online and 0 MW in the pipeline — floors, since 20% report a figure.
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Facilities
5
Power online (floor)
859 MW
EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure.100%
Pipeline (floor)
—
With a power figure
20%
0% with confirmed evidence
ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record. filing, deed, permit or grid recordAnnouncedStated by the company or reported in the press; not yet backed by a filing or grid record. company or press claimEst.Modeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. satellite, model or map inferenceHow levels are assignedCounty facilities:Download CSVJSONAPI docs
Facilities
- Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta AI campus · FayettevilleOperating859 MW EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure.
- QTS ColocationOperating
- QTS ColocationOperating
- QTS ColocationOperating
- QTS ColocationOperating
Interconnection-queue requests filed here (last two years)
Requests to connect generation or large loads, as the ISO/RTO publishes them. Filing is an application, not a commitment to build.
No dated queue filings for this county in the files we ingest (some ISOs don't publish a county or filing date).
Local impact
Water, on-site generation and air permits, incentives, regulatory events and large-load tariffs, where a source documents them. Counts are of sourced records, not of the state's totals.
Water & cooling
Not yet collected
On-site generation & air permits
Not yet collected
Incentives
Not yet collected
Utility & rates: large-load tariffs
- Georgia Power: Rules for serving large-load customers through customized contracts ConfirmedBacked by a filing, deed, permit, interconnection-queue record, or a government or utility record.Georgia Public Service Commission · Jan 2025 · source
Regulatory events
Not yet collected
Recent changes
- Jun 14, 2026 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Current IT capacity: 321 MW → 636 MW
- Jun 14, 2026 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Current facility power: 433 MW → 859 MW
- Jun 14, 2026 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Buildings operational: 2 → 4
- Jun 14, 2026 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Status: Operating + expanding → Operating
- Jun 14, 2026 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. New capacity online: Building 3 and 4 are operational.
- Oct 14, 2025 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Buildings operational: 0 → 2
- Oct 14, 2025 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. Status: Under construction → Operating + expanding
- Oct 14, 2025 · Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta EstimatedModeled, measured from satellite imagery, inferred from community mapping, or computed by this site. Not a disclosed figure. New capacity online: Building 1 and 2 are operational. Building 1 looked operational sooner, but the buildings are paired in the Fairwater design. The roof of Building 4 is almost complete, while mechanical equipment is still being instal…