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Where is the AI data center buildout headed?

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Every data center under construction in the US, with operator, location and planned capacity
tinyfish-where-is-the-ai-data-center-buildout-headed.csv148 rows
Project URLProject nameOperatorLocationPlanned capacity (MW)Expected completion dateUnder construction
https://baxtel.com/data-center/t5-atlanta-iii-bldg-1T5@Atlanta III Bldg 1T5 Data CentersLithia Springs, GeorgiaYes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/iren-horizon-2IREN: Horizon 2 Data CenterIRENChildress, Texas50Yes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/stack-phoenix-01-campusSTACK Phoenix 01 CampusSTACK InfrastructurePhoenix, Arizona225Yes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/skybox-hutto-3Skybox: Hutto 3 Data CenterSkybox Datacenters (with Prologis)Hutto, Texas2026-12-31Yes
https://baxtel.com/campus/powerhouse-irving-campusPowerHouse: Irving CampusPowerHouse Data CentersIrving, Texas201Yes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/corscale-gainesville-3Corscale Gainesville 3Corscale13760 University Blvd, Gainesville, Prince William County, Virginia54Yes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/ntt-va11NTT: VA11NTT Global Data CentersGainesville, Virginia96Yes
https://baxtel.com/data-center/openai-stargate-1OpenAI Stargate Abilene (Stargate 1)OpenAI / Oracle (developed by Crusoe)Abilene, Texas12002027-03-31Yes
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Where is the AI data center buildout headed, and what's driving those locations?
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The U.S. AI data center buildout is the largest private infrastructure program in American history, with roughly $10 trillion projected through 2032 [19] and hyperscalers spending an estimated $700–725 billion in 2026 capital expenditures alone [38]. The buildout is fundamentally restructuring the national geography of computing infrastructure: 77% of capacity now under construction is in frontier markets that had almost no data centers a decade ago [13][45]. Texas has emerged as the single largest pipeline by power—26 GW of existing and under-construction capacity [45]—while Virginia remains the world's largest single market by operating inventory [45]. Power availability has replaced fiber connectivity as the primary site selection criterion [38][15]; nearly every large project is either building its own behind-the-meter generation or signing direct, long-term power agreements to bypass overloaded interconnection queues.

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