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Data centers in Arkansas

The Census tracks 3 major data center projects in Arkansas: 2 proposed, 1 under construction.

How many data centers are in Arkansas?

The Census tracks 3 major data center projects in Arkansas as of Nov 6, 2026: 2 proposed, 1 under construction. That covers major sourced projects, not every smaller facility. Latest change, at Google West Memphis Data Center: Legislators on the joint energy committee question Entergy Arkansas about the data center's effect on ratepayers and table remaining questions to next month's meeting (Sep 17, 2026).

Projects tracked
3
Planned capacity, active projects
—
Under construction
1
Permanent jobs promised
850
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Arkansas data center projects

ProjectStatusCapacityDeveloperLast update
AVAIO Digital Leo
Little Rock, Pulaski County
Proposed — AVAIO Digital Partners Jan 12, 2026
Google West Memphis Data Center
West Memphis, Crittenden County
Under construction — Google Sep 17, 2026
Little Rock Port data center
Little Rock, Pulaski County
Proposed — Willowbend Capital LLC (representing an unnamed company) Jan 2026

Recent changes in Arkansas

  1. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Legislators on the joint energy committee question Entergy Arkansas about the data center's effect on ratepayers and table remaining questions to next month's meeting Action News 5
  2. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Entergy Arkansas files a notice of dismissal of its lawsuit against the two newspapers and a central Arkansas resident Arkansas Advocate
  3. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Released documents show Entergy Arkansas and Google plan to cover two-thirds of the project's cost through a monthly ratepayer increase of nearly $6 over 20 years Action News 5
  4. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    A federal judge denies Entergy Arkansas a temporary restraining order that would have barred the Arkansas Times and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from revealing details of its agreements with Altitude Capital LLC, the Google subsidiary setting up the data center Arkansas Advocate
  5. AVAIO Digital Leo AR
    AVAIO Digital Partners announces the AVAIO Digital Leo data center campus near Little Rock in Pulaski County Arkansas Economic Development Commission
  6. Little Rock Port data center AR
    A source close to the development tells Arkansas Business that Google is the company behind the Little Rock Port project Arkansas Business
  7. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Google announces its $4 billion Arkansas investment and first data center in the state Google
  8. Google West Memphis Data Center AR
    Google confirmed as the company behind the West Memphis project DatacenterDynamics
  9. Little Rock Port data center AR
    Little Rock Board of Directors adopts a resolution authorizing a memorandum of understanding with Willowbend Capital LLC for a $1 billion, 300,000-square-foot data center by an unnamed company Arkansas Business

About this count

This page counts the major projects the Census has researched and sourced: 3 as of Nov 6, 2026. It does not yet include every smaller colocation or enterprise facility, so the total number of buildings in Arkansas is higher. We add projects as they are announced or found in public filings.

Counties with tracked projects

Crittenden County · Pulaski County

AI data centers in Arkansas

1 tracked project here is counted as AI data centers: AVAIO Digital Leo (proposed). All AI data centers →

Data center rules in Arkansas

  • Pulaski County: Ordinance 26-I-56B (high-intensity digital infrastructure)vetoed

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Utilities serving tracked projects in Arkansas

Entergy Arkansas. Will data centers raise electric bills here? →

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Arkansas data centers: common questions

How many data centers are in Arkansas?

The Census tracks 3 major data center projects in Arkansas as of Nov 6, 2026: 2 proposed, 1 under construction. This counts large projects the Census has researched and sourced, not every smaller colocation or enterprise facility, so the total number of data center buildings in Arkansas is higher.

Are data centers being built in Arkansas right now?

Yes. 1 tracked project is under construction in Arkansas: Google West Memphis Data Center.

How many jobs will data centers create in Arkansas?

3 tracked projects in Arkansas have a published permanent-jobs figure, adding up to 850 permanent jobs as announced. Announced jobs are promises, not guarantees; construction employment is typically much larger but temporary.

How many AI data centers are in Arkansas?

The Census counts 1 tracked project in Arkansas as AI data centers, because their own sources describe them as built for AI: AVAIO Digital Leo (proposed). That is a floor; other campuses may run AI workloads without their sources saying so.

Answers are generated from the sourced project records above and update when a record changes. Open any project for its sources.

Arkansas data center report card

Arkansas data center report card: 3 tracked projects, 1 under construction.
  • Tracked projects3
  • Published capacityNone published
  • Under construction1
  • Moratorium actions in the tracker0

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Last updated Nov 6, 2026. Figures may change as records are updated — include the date you retrieved them.

APAData Center Census. (2026). Data centers in Arkansas. Retrieved from https://datacentercensus.com/us/arkansas
MLA“Data centers in Arkansas.” Data Center Census, Nov 6, 2026, https://datacentercensus.com/us/arkansas.
Linkhttps://datacentercensus.com/us/arkansas

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