Data centers in Georgia
Georgia has 112 listed data centers. The cities with the most listings are Atlanta (32), Lithia Springs (13) and Alpharetta (12). Listings are spread across 27 operators, led by Quality Technology Services (9), Flexential (7) and Google (6).
The mix by facility type is 57% colocation, 29% unclassified and 12% hyperscaler-owned. Among single buildings with published figures, the largest by power capacity are QTS Atlanta 1 (QTS, 278 MW) and Centersquare Lithia Springs ATL1 Data Center (Centersquare, 81.5 MW).
With 3% of US listings, Georgia is 8th among 50 states. For comparison, its neighbours list 90 in Florida, 49 in Tennessee, 28 in Alabama and 25 in South Carolina.
112
Facilities
27
Operators
23
Cities
64
Colocation
13
Hyperscaler
0
Cloud regions
109 of 112 facilities have coordinates.
Cities
| City | Facilities |
|---|---|
| AtlantaGeorgia | 32 |
| Lithia SpringsGeorgia | 13 |
| AlpharettaGeorgia | 12 |
| MariettaGeorgia | 3 |
| NorcrossGeorgia | 3 |
| ColumbusGeorgia | 3 |
| DouglasvilleGeorgia | 3 |
| Social CircleGeorgia | 2 |
| South FultonGeorgia | 2 |
| AustellGeorgia | 1 |
| CarrolltonGeorgia | 1 |
| Powder SpringsGeorgia | 1 |
| WoodstockGeorgia | 1 |
| Johns CreekGeorgia | 1 |
| AthensGeorgia | 1 |
| HapevilleGeorgia | 1 |
| LaGrangeGeorgia | 1 |
| Stanton SpringsGeorgia | 1 |
| SmyrnaGeorgia | 1 |
| Peachtree CornersGeorgia | 1 |
| AugustaGeorgia | 1 |
| SuwaneeGeorgia | 1 |
| CovingtonGeorgia | 1 |
Operators
Top 25 of 27 operators.