Quantm Group LLC proposes converting a vacant 224,000 sq ft warehouse at 2401 W. Emaus Ave. in Allentown, on a 13.7-acre site, into an 80-megawatt data center of 247,342 sq ft. Residents and planners have raised concerns about noise, power, water and the few jobs, and neighbor Camelot for Children has appealed the zoning determination. Reviews were postponed in June and August 2026 and the planning commission gave no verdict on 8 September 2026.
Amazon Web Services’ $11 billion New Carlisle, Indiana hyperscale campus is the primary site of Project Rainier, an AI compute cluster built for Anthropic featuring over 500,000 AWS Trainium2 chips (~1.24 million H100-equivalents) and scaling toward 2,200 MW across 1,200 acres.
The owner of 500 E. Reeceville Road in East Brandywine Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 500 ER-EBT Trust, has challenged the township's 1989 zoning ordinance and proposed a curative amendment to allow data centers as a permitted use in the R-2 Residential district on its roughly 25-acre parcel. No project design, tenant, capacity or cost has been published. The township adopted its own conditional-use data center ordinance on July 16, 2026, and the supervisors will hear the challenge on November 12, 2026.
Arrow Real Estate Services marketed a 155-175 acre off-market proposed data center park at Route 309 and Rich Hill Road in Richland Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The listing describes 5+ buildings totaling over 2 million square feet, 1 GW phased in, and gas co-generation permits in process, with the price on request. No developer, tenant, township application, cost or completion date is published, and the listing page has since been removed. The township was drafting a data center zoning ordinance in mid-2026.
Titus Development Co. and Go Energy Group has expressed interest in developing a 200 MW AI data center campus at the NRG Titus Generating Station, a former coal-fired power plant that was decommissioned in 2014. No development plan has been submitted yet, according to township officials. On the official "Titus Data Center" website, an AI generated mockup displays four data center buildings, an electrical and control building, and a battery energy storage system (BESS).