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Montauk Innovations LLC, a subsidiary of Google, acquired the parcel in 2018 in the New Albany International Business Park.
The potential data center would be on a 447-acre site on the west side of Beech Road, south of the state Route 161 interchange. The project could cover about 275,000 square feet when it is finished.
Google announced it will build a $600 million data center on the property.
Montauk Innovations (Google) would be required to generate a minimum of $750,000 in annual revenue for the city per year beginning in 2021. In return, the municipal incentive package includes a 100 percent real property-tax abatement for 15 years and building and permitting-fee waivers of up to $250,000.
The Ohio Tax Credit Authority approved a 100 percent, 15-year data-center sales-tax exemption for the project, as well as announced on Dec 10, 2018 in a press release.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.67 miles | QTS: New Albany 1 DC1 |
QTS is planning to build four-building data center campus in New Albany, Ohio. The first building of the campus will be located at 1225 Beech Rd SW, New Albany, OH . New Albany 1 will offer 144MW across two facilities.
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| 0.72 miles | QTS: New Albany 2 DC1 |
QTS is planning to build four-building data center campus in New Albany, Ohio. New Albany 2 DC1 will be located at 785 Beech Rd SW, Pataskala, OH. New Albany 2 will offer 78MW critical power capacity across two facilities.
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| 0.97 miles | QTS: New Albany 1 DC2 |
QTS is planning to build four-building data center campus in New Albany, Ohio. The second building, New Albany 1 DC2, of the campus will be located at 1275 Beech Rd SW, New Albany, OH. The buildings at the first site will reportedly span 885,600 sq ft (82,275 sqm).
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| 1.05 miles | Facebook New Albany Ohio |
In August 2017, Facebook announced plans to build its first data center in the state in New Albany. The 970,000-square-foot facility is being constructed on 345 acres in the business park on the east side of Beech Road and south of the state Route 161 interchange.
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| 1.08 miles | QTS: Babbitt Rd, New Albany |
QTS Data Centers wants to build eight additional facilities spanning 3.2 million square feet on 240 acres on Babbitt and Miller roads. It will invest nearly $3 billion in those projects.
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| 1.25 miles | QTS: New Albany 2 DC2 |
QTS is planning to build four-building data center campus in New Albany, Ohio. New Albany 2 DC2 will be located at 675 Beech Rd SW, Etna, OH. New Albany 2 will offer 78MW critical power capacity across two facilities.
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| 1.72 miles | DBT Data: 2214 Harrison Rd |
DBT Data acquired 44 acres of land in March 2022 with the intention of developing a data center project on the site.
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| 2.55 miles | Amazon: CMH53 | |
| 2.63 miles | Amazon New Albany |
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| 2.69 miles | Amazon: CHM59 | |
| 2.75 miles | Amazon: CMH56 | |
| 2.84 miles | Amazon New Albany: Innovation Campus Way |
Amazon Web Services plans to invest $400 million to build a 170,000-square-foot data center on 100 acres in the eastern portion of the New Albany International Business Park
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| 2.84 miles | Amazon New Albany: Jug and Beach Road | |
| 3.03 miles | Lincoln Rackhouse: Silicon Heartland Innovation Park |
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| 3.13 miles | DBT Data: Jug & Harrison |
DBT Data purchased 16 bordering parcels of land in New Albany, totaling a little over 82 acres and costing a little more than $23 million in January 2023.
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| 3.18 miles | Amazon: 2575 Newton | |
| 3.21 miles | Microsoft: 3287 Beech Rd |
Microsoft purchased 183 acres of land on Beech Road in New Albany in 2023 .
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| 3.26 miles | Amazon: 2675 Newton | |
| 3.26 miles | Amazon: 2875 Newton | |
| 3.26 miles | Amazon: 2775 Newton | |
| 3.68 miles | STACK New Albany NAL01 |
STACK acquired the facility in October 2019 from Nationwide Insurance. Nationwide initially built the facility in 2008 for a cost of $96 million.
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| 3.69 miles | CyrusOne: New Albany, Ohio |
CyrusOne is planning a $150 million data center development in New Albany, Ohio. The company will spend $100m on building the data center, and $50m on acquiring the land for the facility. The site is located at 12181 Jug St, Johnstown, OH .
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| 3.69 miles | DBT Data: Jug & Mink Project |
Washington DC-based DBT-Data plans to develop a data center at the New Albany International Business Park, close to Intel's upcoming chip fab site.
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| 3.71 miles | Compass New Albany | |
| 3.72 miles | Compugen New Albany |
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| 3.77 miles | Stack: NAL01 Future Expansion |
STACK INFRASTRUCTURE plans to expand it's NAL01 campus, located at Souder Road, New Albany, OH. Upon completion, this facility will have an available power capacity of 48 megawatts.
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| 3.83 miles | TJX Corporate Techno | |
| 3.90 miles | Discover Financial Services New Albany |
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| 4.08 miles | Edged Energy: New Albany, Ohio |
Edged Energy is developing a data center in the Ohio city. the data center is expected to span 210,000 sq ft (19,510 sqm) on a 15-acre parcel at 6385 New Albany Road East.
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| 4.10 miles | QTS: Miller Road, New Albany |
QTS Data Centers wants to build eight additional facilities spanning 3.2 million square feet on 240 acres on Babbitt and Miller roads. It will invest nearly $3 billion in those projects.
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| 4.32 miles | Amazon: Beech and Miller roads |
Amazon will build five data centers and related buildings totaling 1.25 million square feet on 85 of the 439 acres the company bought along Beech and Miller roads in early 2023.
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| 5.01 miles | Aligned: Pataskala |
Aligned Data Centers, appears to be targeting Pataskala for its second development in the Buckeye State. Aligned broke into the Ohio market with a $202 million project in Sandusky.
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| 6.25 miles | Microsoft: Refugee Rd, Pataskala |
Microsoft acquired 290 acres of land in Pataskala for $30.7 million.
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| 6.31 miles | CeraNet Columbus | |
| 9.12 miles | eNET Columbus |
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| 9.70 miles | Racksquared 2560 Value Way | |
| 10.27 miles | WeConnect Westerville |
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| 12.89 miles | Cologix Columbus COL4 |
Cologix is building COL4, a 256,000 square foot data center on 9 acres along Alta View and Worthington Woods boulevards in Ohio. This facility will offer 27 MW of capacity.
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| 12.89 miles | Cologix COL3 | |
| 12.95 miles | Cologix Columbus COL1, COL2 |
COL1 (32,000sqft) and COL2 (20,000sqft) represent 2 phases of buildout in the same building.
Cologix entered the Columbus market in February of 2014 through an acquisition of DataCenter.BZ
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| 13.43 miles | Lumen: 580 North 4th | |
| 13.43 miles | Racksquared 325 E Spring St | |
| 13.50 miles | CityNet Columbus | |
| 13.53 miles | Cogent: 240 North 5th | |
| 13.53 miles | Lumen: 266 North 5th | |
| 13.54 miles | WOW! 226 N 5th |
WOW!'s Columbus datacenter was acquired in 2013 from Bluemile assets. The site offers 26,00sqft and can expand to 52,00 sqft.
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| 13.54 miles | Lumen: 226 North Fifth | |
| 13.66 miles | Compass Groveport AEP II |
American Electric Power invested approximately $125 million into the data center on Hamilton Road
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| 13.71 miles | US Signal Columbus |
DC power w/battery backup available
Multiple diverse power feeds from utility grids |
| 13.71 miles | CENTRA: 180 East Broad (CMH01) | |
| 13.90 miles | Crown Castle 101 E Town |
Crown Castle acquired Lightower in 2017
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| 14.55 miles | Expedient: Lewis Center |
Expedient data center Located at 281 E. Powell Road in Lewis Center township with The 102,000 sq ft (9,475 sqm) facility offers 3MW of initial power capacity that will be increased to 7.5 MW in the future.
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| 14.86 miles | Cyxtera Columbus CMH1 |
DCI Technology Holdings owns the building and is CenturyLink's landlord
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| 16.43 miles | Expedient Upper Arlington |
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| 18.68 miles | Google Lockbourne, OH |
In March 2021, Columbus City Council approved $54.3 million in tax incentives to develop a data center on the former Hartman Farm site.
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| 19.28 miles | DartPoints Dublin |
The facility was previously operated by Metro Data Center LLC before being acquired by Dartpoints in October 2020.
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| 19.31 miles | Amazon: 5113 Hayden Run | |
| 19.33 miles | Amazon: 5117 Hayden Run | |
| 19.36 miles | Amazon Hilliard: 5109 Hayden Run |
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| 19.62 miles | IBM Columbus | |
| 19.94 miles | Expedient Dublin |
Offering 29,000 square foot of total floor space, Expedient’s Dublin data center is powered by redundant electric utility power feeds and 4 auto-cutover diesel generators
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In 2017, Google announced a commitment to power the company and its data centers entirely on renewable energy. In 2018, Google reached the 100% of their goal.
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