Wired Real Estate

Independent reference

Where AI data centers are being built, and what it means for the land under them.

A sourced tracker of announced US data center campuses, state-by-state playbooks on power and incentives, and plain-language guides for landowners who just got a call from a developer.

65
Projects tracked
82.1 GW
Announced capacity
25
States
2
Guides

Recently announced

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Project Location Developer Capacity Status Announced Verified
Project Camellia (OpenAI Savannah-area campus)
for OpenAI
Effingham, GA OpenAI 3.2 GW Announced Jul 22, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
IREN Sweetwater Hub Nolan, TX IREN 2 GW Under construction Sep 8, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
Microsoft Pecos
for Microsoft
Reeves, TX Microsoft 2 GW Announced Jun 22, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
Project River Bradley, TN Wright Industrial Group 1.5 GW Rumored Aug 26, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
Crusoe / Lancium Childress campus
for Unnamed hyperscaler
Childress, TX Crusoe with Lancium 1 GW Announced Jul 15, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
CyrusOne Fairfield (Freestone Energy Campus) Freestone, TX CyrusOne (power and land from Calpine) 760 MW Permitted Aug 3, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
QTS / Lancium Hall County campus Hall, TX QTS Data Centers (Blackstone) with Lancium Announced Jul 13, 2026 Sep 17, 2026
Meitner Energy Center (Google / Intersect)
for Google
Gray, TX Intersect (Google subsidiary since March 2026) Under construction Jun 4, 2026 Sep 17, 2026

Guides

State playbooks

  • Texas

    The most active state for hyperscale announcements, driven by cheap land, ERCOT's fast interconnection, and a full sales tax exemption on data center equipment.