DataBank: Project Indo

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DataBank: Project Indo

Site planned for 2032 and has expansions through 2033

Utility Provider: Cartersville Electric System (MEAG)

Lot Size: 69 acres

US operator DataBank is planning to develop Project Indo, a massive 1.1 million square foot data center campus on 69 acres in Cartersville, Georgia, roughly 42 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.

Located at 218 Industrial Park Road on land currently owned by manufacturing firm CETCO, the proposed development represents a potential $2.4 billion investment at full build out. DataBank has submitted a Development of Regional Impact application and filed for a 288MW utility grid connection, taking advantage of the site's immediate proximity to an existing substation. Designed to expand the operator's footprint in the growing Atlanta metro market, the project's initial phase is targeted to go live in 2032.

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Sites within 15 miles of DataBank: Project Indo

Distance	Site	About
3.62 miles	James Freeman Investments: Gaines Road
6.53 miles	Thor Equities: Kingston Technology Hub	Thor Equities plans the Kingston Technology Hub, a data center campus on a 561-acre site in Kingston, Georgia. The land needs annexation and rezoning.
8.86 miles	Switch: KEEP 2.0 Atlanta North	Switch's second Georgia campus: a $772 million, 126-acre data center development in Cartersville. Phase 1 came online in Q2 2026, with phased buildout continuing through 2046.
10.76 miles	Project Springbank	Project Springbank envisions a six-building data center campus spanning a total of 2.274 million square feet (211,260 square meters).
11.53 miles	Digital Realty: Bunkhouse Expansion
11.64 miles	Digital Realty: Project Bunkhouse	Engineering services firm Kimley-Horn is planning a large data center campus, referred to as Project Bunkhouse, outside Atlanta, Georgia.
16.84 miles	Project Sassy	Atlas Development LLC is proposing a data center campus in Rome, Georgia, seeking to rezone a 178-acre site between Plainville Road and Ga. 53 from suburban residential to heavy industrial.
16.91 miles	Project Sassy Expansion

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Map produced by TAG, the Technology Association of Georgia.

Map of Georgia's Data Centers

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Map produced by TAG, the Technology Association of Georgia.

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DataBank is a data center developer and operator that provides colocation, interconnection, cloud and managed services. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Dallas, the company expanded its footprint through acquisitions and new builds.

Following the December 2020 close of its purchase of zColo assets from Zayo, DataBank reported operating 60 data centers across 28 markets in the U.S. and the U.K. In October 2024, DataBank announced an approximately $2.0 billion equity raise led by AustralianSuper to support new campuses in Dallas, Culpeper and Atlanta.

DataBank History:

In October 2024, announced an approximately $2.0 billion equity raise led by AustralianSuper to fund development of new campuses in Dallas, Culpeper, and Atlanta.
In December 2020, Databank closed the acquisition of zColo data center assets in the U.S. and U.K. from Zayo.
In January 2017, Boca Raton-based Digital Bridge Holdings acquired DataBank. DataBank will continue to operate independently
Also in January 2017 DataBank separately acquired C7 Data Centers and C7's four Utah data centers.
In January 2017, acquired facilities in Cleveland and Pittsburgh from 365 Data Centers.
In July 2016, acquired by Digital Bridge Holdings from Avista Capital Partners.
Founded in 2005 in Dallas, Texas.

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