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Georgia Data Centers: Complete Directory & Market Overview

Browse all 17 data center facilities in Georgia — across 3 counties — on the Georgia data centers directory.

Atlanta: The Southeast's Data Center Nerve Center

Atlanta has cemented its position as the dominant data center hub in the southeastern United States. Fulton County hosts 14 major facilities operated by global leaders including Equinix, Digital Realty, QTS, Switch, CyrusOne, and Iron Mountain. The city's role as a financial services hub, logistics gateway, and growing tech sector drives consistent enterprise colocation demand. Atlanta benefits from a relatively stable power grid, lower costs than Northern Virginia, and direct fiber interconnect to Miami's international gateway.

Georgia Data Centers by Location

Douglas County

1 facility: NTT Atlanta.

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Fulton County

14 facilities: Cologix Atlanta, Compass Atlanta, CyrusOne Atlanta I, DataBank Atlanta I, Digital Realty ATL1, Digital Realty ATL2, EdgeConneX EDC05, Equinix AT1, Equinix AT2, Evocative Atlanta, Iron Mountain ATL-1, QTS Atlanta, Switch ATLANTA — THE KEEP Campus, Vantage ATL1 Atlanta.

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Gwinnett County

2 facilities: Flexential Atlanta I, TierPoint Atlanta.

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Key Operators in Georgia

The following companies operate data center facilities in Georgia. Visit the Georgia directory for full facility details, addresses, and contact information.

  • Cologix Atlanta
  • Compass Atlanta
  • CyrusOne Atlanta I
  • DataBank Atlanta I
  • Digital Realty ATL1
  • Digital Realty ATL2
  • EdgeConneX EDC05
  • Equinix AT1
  • Equinix AT2
  • Evocative Atlanta
  • Flexential Atlanta I
  • Iron Mountain ATL-1
  • NTT Atlanta
  • QTS Atlanta
  • Switch ATLANTA — THE KEEP Campus
  • TierPoint Atlanta
  • Vantage ATL1 Atlanta

About the Georgia Data Center Market

Data centers in Georgia serve a range of industries including financial services, healthcare, government, and enterprise IT. The national data center market is undergoing a $600+ billion investment cycle driven by AI workload demand — with the US AI data center market projected to grow from $5.2 billion in 2025 to $57 billion by 2035 at a 27% compound annual growth rate.

Power infrastructure has emerged as the primary constraint on new builds across the US, with approximately 50% of planned projects facing delays due to grid limitations. The 2026 market is pivoting from large AI training clusters to inference infrastructure — smaller, faster, and closer to end users — which is driving distributed expansion across secondary markets nationwide.

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