DC BLOX

This planned facility will be part of DC Blox's hyperscale-ready data center campus in Berkeley County, South Carolina.

This planned facility will be part of DC Blox's hyperscale-ready data center campus in Berkeley County, South Carolina.

This data center building is a part of DC Blox ATL West Campus in Atlanta, Georgia. Building C is due for delivery in early 2029.

This facility is a part of DC Blox's Atlanta East Campus in Rockdale County, GA.

This facility will be part of DC Blox's Birmingham Campus in Alabama.

The DC BLOX data center is built on the 27-acre, former Trinity Steel site in downtown Birmingham. The first phase which was built in 2019 has 31,000 sqft of space.

DC Blox is planning to build another data center in Huntsville, Alabama. The center is described as hyperscale edge node sites, which is built to satisfy large scale data needs.

DC BLOX is offering a hyperscale-ready data center campus in Douglasville, Georgia, referred to as Atlanta West.

DC BLOX is planning a hyperscale-ready data center campus in Berkeley County, South Carolina, referred to as Charleston North and located on 64.5 Acres in the new Camp Hall Industrial Park.

DC Blox, a US data center operator, has started construction on a new data center campus outside Atlanta, Georgia.

In response to heavy community pushback, DC Blox scaled back its plans for an Indianapolis east side data center to a two-building layout totaling 320,000 square feet.

This facility is part of the DC Blox Thunderbird campus in Indianapolis.

This data center building is a part of DC Blox ATL West Campus in Atlanta, Georgia. Building B is due for delivery in early 2028.

DC BLOX: ATL2-B is one of the expansion buildings at DC BLOX's Atlanta East hyperscale campus in Conyers, Rockdale County, about 24 miles east of downtown Atlanta. The 72-acre campus is designed for about 748,000 sq ft across four data center buildings at full buildout, targeting Uptime Tier 3.

DC Blox made history in South Carolina in October 2023 with the launch of its first Cable Landing Station (CLS) in the state, located at Myrtle Beach.

DC Blox is proceeding with an expansion of its international network infrastructure at its existing Cable Landing Station (CLS) campus in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

DC Blox’s proposed data center in Nashville is facing strong pushback from the local community.

DC Blox is moving forward with a revised plan for its data center on the former Azalea Flea Market site. The project was scaled back from an initial $500 million proposal to a single, 65,000-square-foot facility.

DC Blox is developing a Edge data centers in North Augusta, South Carolina. The center is described as hyperscale edge node sites, which is built to satisfy large scale data needs.

This facility is a part of DC Blox's Atlanta East Campus in Rockdale County, GA.

The Montgomery facility will initially support a major anchor tenant, with capacity to expand and accommodate additional customers.

DC BLOX's Huntsville facility's initial phase cost $13 million. It was commissioned in mid-2018.