Iron County, Utah Data Center Proposal Gets Green Light
June 13, 2026
Switch
Switch: KEEP 2.0 Atlanta North is Switch's second hyperscale campus in Georgia, extending the "KEEP" brand established at its operational Lithia Springs campus west of Atlanta. The campus occupies 126 acres in Cartersville, Bartow County, on the former Carter Grove planned development that the City of Cartersville rezoned to a Technology District. It sits south of the Old Alabama Road SE and Bates Road SE intersection, running toward the Paulding County line and just west of LakePoint.
Switch is investing $772 million in the campus. The first phase, a single data center building roughly 1,620 feet long, about five and a half football fields, came online in the second quarter of 2026. Two more buildings are under construction behind it, the first wave of a campus master-planned for phased buildout through 2046, with significant further development to follow.
Once fully built out, the development is projected to generate roughly $15 million a year in local tax revenue, ranking among the largest private investments in Bartow County.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 6.22 miles | Project Bunkhouse |
Engineering services firm Kimley-Horn is planning a large data center campus, referred to as Project Bunkhouse, outside Atlanta, Georgia.
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| 6.26 miles | Project Bunkhouse Expansion | |
| 16.30 miles | Grindcap: Marietta Campus |
Grindcap plans to construct a 347,200 sq ft (32,255 sqm) campus featuring two two-story data center buildings (DC-1 at 213,600 sq ft and DC-2 at 133,600 sq ft) and a substation
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| 16.37 miles | Grindcap: Marietta 2 |
DC-2 will be the second building of Grindcap's Marietta Campus in Georgia.
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| 16.65 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).
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Switch, the technology infrastructure corporation headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada is built on the intelligent and sustainable growth of the internet. Switch founder and CEO Rob Roy has developed more than 500 issued and pending patent claims covering data center designs that have manifested into the company’s world-renowned data centers.
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