United States Data Center Market

The United States data center market is located in the region of North America and within Americas. United States has 4650 facilities.

The top providers in United States are Amazon AWS (344 sites) and New Day Data Centers LLC with 2 facilities . The most popular facilities are Equinix Ashburn Campus and 56 Marietta Carrier Hotel - Digital Realty.

Market Facts

United States Data Center Map

Largest Providers in United States

Amazon AWS
Site
Power
Operational
251
9958.6
Construction
67
NN Request Dataset
Prospective Expansion
2
NN Request Dataset
Land Bank
17
NN Request Dataset
In Doubt
2
NN Request Dataset
Withdrawn
5
NN Request Dataset
Decommissioned
0
NN Request Dataset
Totals
344
NN Request Dataset
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New Day Data Centers LLC
Site
Power
Operational
0
0.0
Construction
0
NN Request Dataset
Prospective Expansion
1
NN Request Dataset
Land Bank
1
NN Request Dataset
In Doubt
0
NN Request Dataset
Withdrawn
0
NN Request Dataset
Decommissioned
0
NN Request Dataset
Totals
2
NN Request Dataset
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Google
Site
Power
Operational
71
4352.0
Construction
27
NN Request Dataset
Prospective Expansion
1
NN Request Dataset
Land Bank
7
NN Request Dataset
In Doubt
1
NN Request Dataset
Withdrawn
3
NN Request Dataset
Decommissioned
0
NN Request Dataset
Totals
110
NN Request Dataset
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Microsoft Azure
Site
Power
Operational
113
5022.0
Construction
33
NN Request Dataset
Prospective Expansion
1
NN Request Dataset
Land Bank
17
NN Request Dataset
In Doubt
3
NN Request Dataset
Withdrawn
1
NN Request Dataset
Decommissioned
0
NN Request Dataset
Totals
168
NN Request Dataset
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Largest Data Centers in United States

Location Total SqFt Gross SqFt Power (MW)
Core Center NN Request Dataset
Edge Valley NN Request Dataset
Global Campus NN Request Dataset
Serverfarm: Houston HTX1 350,000 SqFt
NN Request Dataset
Plaza Beta NN Request Dataset

Regions in United States

  • Pacific Northwest

    • Facilities: 274
    • Power: 5,428 megawatts
    • Under Construction: 18 sites
  • Northeast US

    • Facilities: 413
    • Power: 2,635 megawatts
    • Under Construction: 27 sites
  • Mid-Atlantic

    • Facilities: 910
    • Under Construction: 107 sites

  • Southeast US

    • Facilities: 513
    • Under Construction: 77 sites

  • Midwest US

    • Facilities: 1031
    • Under Construction: 155 sites

  • Mountain West

    • Facilities: 483
    • Under Construction: 67 sites

  • South Central US

    • Facilities: 718
    • Under Construction: 145 sites

  • Pacific US

    • Facilities: 308
    • Power: 1,765 megawatts
    • Under Construction: 15 sites

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Apr 27 - Apr 28

NPM: US Power & Data Center Development Forum 2026

This year’s forum builds on the legacy of NPM’s US Development & Finance Forum, expanding its focus to explore the convergence of power infrastructure, renewable energy, and data center development. Expect 300+ senior-level developers, investors, lenders, advisors, corporates, and utilities for a day of targeted networking and deep-dive discussions with industry leaders shaping the future of energy and data centers.

This promises to be an engaging, content-rich, and networking-driven event for professionals at the intersection of renewable energy, infrastructure finance, and data center development.

Join us for our opening drinks reception on April 27, followed by a full-day conference at 109 West 39th Street, NY, on April 28, 2026.

109 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018
May 5 - May 6

Data Centers Private Equity East 2026

Data Centers Private Equity East is a single-day event focused on the intersection of data center infrastructure and private equity investment. Attendees include institutional investors, operators, and developers. Speakers and sponsors include Blackstone, DigitalBridge, Partners Group, Compass Datacenters, CloudBurst Data Centers, and firms like Akerman, Duane Morris, and Arup. Topics cover infrastructure equity, project financing, real estate development, and commercial property considerations in data center markets. Held at the Union League Club in New York.

38 E 37th St, New York, NY 10016
May 12 - May 14

DICE: National 2026

DICE National is a three-day data center investment and development conference organized by Bisnow. The 2026 edition runs May 12 to 14 at the Bethesda North Marriott in Rockville, MD, with over 1,000 attendees expected.

Programming includes 20+ panels covering AI infrastructure, power strategy, site selection and permitting, workforce talent, network edge design, and supply chain procurement. Speakers include executives from AWS, Microsoft, Oracle, Google, CyrusOne, Digital Realty, Equinix, Blackstone, Partners Group, and GI Partners.

Registration is $1,299.

5701 Marinelli Rd, Rockville, MD 20852
May 18 - May 21

ITW 2026

International Telecoms Week (ITW) is an annual conference for the global telecoms and digital infrastructure community. The 2026 edition runs May 18 to 21 at the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, MD, with a warm-up day on May 18 and the main event May 19 to 21.

The event draws over 7,000 attendees from 2,500+ organizations, with 55% at director level or above. Programming covers AI and data infrastructure, subsea networks, network automation, telco product innovation, regulation and investment, and messaging/CPaaS. Diamond sponsors include AT&T Business, Ciena, Omobio Connect, and T Wholesale.

Registration pricing:

  • Standard Rate Ticket: $799 (3-day event access, keynotes, panels, networking socials, expo hall)
  • Standard Meeting Table Package: $2,098 (includes ticket + 4-chair meeting table near expo)
  • Premium Meeting Table Package: $3,348 (includes ticket + premium-location 4-chair table)
  • Private Meeting Room Package: $3,998 (includes ticket + private meeting room for 8, 4 days)

Group discounts available.

201 Waterfront St, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Jun 7 - Jun 10

7x24 Exchange Spring Conference 2026

The 7x24 Exchange International Spring Conference returns to Orlando with the theme "Future Proofing the AI Data Center." The event covers power densities, liquid cooling, thermal management for AI workloads, workforce development, and data centers as grid assets.

Keynotes include Sol Rashidi (Chief AI Officer) on the AI + human workforce, and sessions on rethinking power infrastructure. Targets IT, data center, and facility management professionals.

4040 Central Florida Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32837

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