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Meta’s site-specific information sheet describes the New Albany, Ohio data centre as part of its operating infrastructure. The global directory records a 2017 groundbreaking. This timeline milestone is not an opening date.

Google identifies New Albany among its operating Ohio data centers; its dated milestone is the 2019 construction start, not an opening date.

Google reports its Montgomery County data center officially opened in 2019.

The mayor’s March 2026 account identifies Serverfarm’s Clarksville proposal and land closing. Hiring and land acquisition do not establish physical construction.

July 2026: Microsoft reports the Ames site-preparation phase nearing completion with future development phases planned. This does not establish data-center opening.

Data center campus in Pennsylvania with tracked parcel boundary (58.39 acres, 350 MW).

Aligned Data Centers is building a four-building, about 346 MW data center campus on 197 acres beside the retired AEP Conesville power plant in Coshocton County, Ohio; Cleanview estimates 2.7B USD, Aligned says only "multi-billion".

Aligned Data Centers holds a December 2025 Utah air permit for its West Jordan data center at 6800 West 9800 South that adds twelve natural-gas turbines of 16.53 MW each (about 198 MW) for primary power; Cleanview lists three new buildings, SLC-05 to SLC-07, at 337.9 MW; no cost has been published.

The Becker Clean Hyperscale Data Center Campus is a planned 325 MW high-density compute facility located near Detroit Lakes in Becker County, Minnesota. Engineered to support advanced artificial intelligence training and cloud compute workloads, the development leverages Minnesota's cool climate for high-efficiency free-air cooling and connects into redundant regional 230/345 kV transmission lines.

The Cielo Clarksville Hyperscale Data Center Campus is a planned 350 MW clean compute facility situated across industrial acreage in Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee. Developed to satisfy accelerating demand for generative artificial intelligence and enterprise cloud infrastructure in the greater Nashville corridor, the campus features dual high-voltage substation feeds from TVA and high-efficiency closed-loop liquid cooling.

Hyperscale Data's Dowagiac, Michigan campus runs about 30 MW today and the company targets 340 MW by the third quarter of 2029; it bought 48.5 more acres in June 2026, faces a federal noise class action, and has published no project cost.

ACS Group plans a five-building data center campus on 107 acres in northwest Fort Worth, Texas, a more than 2.1B USD investment; Cleanview lists 350 MW of facility power, which ACS has not disclosed.