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Data center capacity announced in August 2023

In August 2023, 1,420 MW of new U.S. data center capacity was announced across 2 projects; Mid-Atlantic & Northeast led with 820 MW.

Strata, March 2010 to August 2023Stacked layers, one for each month from March 2010 to August 2023 in which U.S. data center capacity was announced, oldest at the bottom. A layer's thickness is the megawatts announced that month and its colours show the region. In all, 4,337 MW across 6 projects.March 2010: 65 MW across 1 project. West 100%.January 2019: 212 MW across 1 project. West 100%.June 2021: 2,400 MW across 1 project. Mid-Atlantic & Northeast 100%.May 2023: 240 MW across 1 project. West 100%.August 2023: 1,420 MW across 2 projects. Mid-Atlantic & Northeast 58%, Southeast 42%.
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Strata as of the end of August 2023: 5 monthly layers.

Which regions announced capacity in August 2023?

RegionMW announcedProjectsShare
Mid-Atlantic & Northeast820158%
Southeast600142%

Which projects were announced in August 2023?

2 projects state a capacity and sit in this month. Each has a sourced announcement date in that month. Capacity figures are those on each record when the site was last built.

ProjectStateCapacityAnnounced
Brightseat Tech ParkMaryland820 MW2023-08-16
Amazon Web Services Louisa County campusesVirginia600 MW2023-08

Cite this page

Last updated Oct 29, 2026. Figures may change as records are updated — include the date you retrieved them.

APAData Center Census. (2026). Strata edition: August 2023. Retrieved from https://datacentercensus.com/strata/2023-08
MLA“Strata edition: August 2023.” Data Center Census, Oct 29, 2026, https://datacentercensus.com/strata/2023-08.
Linkhttps://datacentercensus.com/strata/2023-08

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