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| Operator | Facility | Power | Status | ETA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stargate (OpenAI/SoftBank/Oracle) | Stargate Ohio Campus | 500 MW | Planned | Not tracked |
| Compass Datacenters | Compass Columbus Campus | 100 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| STACK Infrastructure | STACK New Albany OH | 100 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| Operator | Facilities | Total MW |
|---|---|---|
| 7 | 0 MW | |
| Amazon Web Services | 6 | 800 MW |
| Quality Technology Services | 4 | 0 MW |
| Vantage | 3 | 0 MW |
| Meta | 2 | 0 MW |
New Albany hosts 41 tracked facilities totaling 1,815 MW across operational, under-construction, and planned projects. Google operates the largest footprint with 7 facilities, followed by Amazon Web Services with 6 and Quality Technology Services with 4. The market is dominated by hyperscalers and managed service providers, with Vantage operating 3 sites. These operators collectively represent the backbone of the region's capacity.
The DCPI verdict on power procurement is unambiguous: avoid. This combination reflects a market where available grid capacity is tight and power procurement costs face structural pressure. New capacity additions will encounter meaningful barriers to securing adequate supply commitments.
The absence of M&A activity or power purchase announcements stands in contrast to broader Ohio momentum, where hyperscalers continue expanding footprints in adjacent regions. Google, AWS, and Quality Technology Services maintain substantial deployed capacity, but the silence on new deal flow suggests either saturation of their current expansion plans in this specific geography or a pause in new site development pending grid relief.