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Data center capacity watch

What operators, regulators and utilities have said on the record about new capacity: campus announcements, grid approvals, government allocations, anchor leases and go-lives — each with its source. Alongside it, the construction pipeline from the catalog, where every MW is a figure the operator published.

Quick answer

How much data center capacity has been announced recently?

In the last 90 days Coloprice logged 15 public capacity statements totalling 13,184 MW where a figure was stated (the largest: Nvidia / SB Energy / OpenAI, 8,000 MW). Separately, the catalog holds 610 facilities under construction or announced with 91,077 MW of published capacity in 69 countries. Both figures are sums of published numbers only; statements without a number are listed but not counted.

Public statements

Sorted newest first. MW is the party's own headline figure — IT load, grid supply or generation, as they state it; the unit column says which. Rows without a figure are kept because the statement itself is the fact.

DatePartyMarketKindMWStatementSource
2026-11-04Lambda / Cloverleaf InfrastructureLowndes County, AlabamaAnnouncementnot stated
not stated by Lambda (DCD, citing Cloverleaf project page, reports 1GW, scalable to 1.5GW); $33.1B estimated investment
Lambda announced the Red Clay Technology Center Campus in Lowndes County, Alabama, an estimated $33.1B investment, with construction from Q1 2027. Read →Lambda
2026-11-04Princeton Digital GroupJohor (Sedenak Tech Park)Financing200
campus capacity as stated by PDG; financing about $1.3B (RM5.1B), six banks
PDG announced about $1.3B of green financing from six banks for its 200MW JH1 campus in Johor, building on 2024 and 2025 facilities. Read →The Asian Banker (PDG press release)
2026-10-14DayOneJohorFinancing1,000
billings: contracted IT power generating income (company definition, over 1GW, all markets)
DayOne upsized its Malaysia syndicated financing to about $7.2B and reported billings above 1GW and bookings of about 2.3GW. Read →PR Newswire via Manila Times
2026-09-24VIRTUS Data CentresBuckinghamshire / SloughFinancing78
Saunderton campus (AI-ready, planned)
13-bank consortium led by BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole CIB, Societe Generale and Standard Chartered committed a £2.45B ($3.24B) package, including a £1.2B green capex facility, to fund the 78MW Saunderton campus, further investment at LONDON19 in Slough, and wider European expansion. Read →Intelligent Data Centres
2026-09-24Oracle / Stack InfrastructureDoña Ana County, New MexicoDelay2,450
campus (planned)
Oracle notified Stack Infrastructure it may defer rent on the 2.45 GW Project Jupiter campus under force majeure if a stalled gas pipeline delays power; the pipeline slips to 2027. Read →El Paso Matters
2026-09-21New Era Energy & Digital / VistraTexasPower deal207
PPA, phase 1 of a 1.4 GW campus
20-year power purchase agreement for up to 207 MW with Vistra's Luminant for Phase 1 of the Texas Critical Data Center project (1.4 GW planned). Read →GlobeNewswire
2026-09-18CleanSpark / Meta (Anviranda)Sandersville, GeorgiaFinancing175
campus leased to Meta
CSDC Finance priced $2.276B of 7.875% senior secured notes to fund a 175 MW Georgia campus leased to a Meta subsidiary. Read →SEC EDGAR
2026-09-16Blockfusion / CoreWeaveNiagara Falls, New YorkLeasenot statedDefinitive 15-year anchor lease signed with CoreWeave for the hydro-powered Niagara Falls AI campus; capacity of the leased phase not stated in the release. Read →GlobeNewswire
2026-09-09Zankore (Ooredoo-backed)IndonesiaFinancing100
AI infrastructure, scaling toward 1 GW
$3.1B senior term loan closed to fund 100 MW of Nvidia AI infrastructure in Indonesia, with a stated path toward 1 GW. Read →Zawya
2026-09-08Government of Singapore (IMDA)SingaporeRegulation10
licensing threshold
Digital Infrastructure Bill tabled: data centers at or above 10 MW and major cloud providers will need IMDA licenses; a 3 MW energy-efficiency tier applies. Read →AsiaOne
2026-09-03MetaKuna, IdahoGo-livenot stated
$1.2B, 750,000 sq ft; 645 MW of new solar contracted
Kuna, Idaho campus activated — a $1.2B, 750,000 sq ft facility with closed-loop cooling and 645 MW of new solar to match its load; IT capacity not published. Read →East Idaho News
2026-08-26Georgia Public Service Commission / Georgia Power / OpenAIEffingham County, GeorgiaApproval3,200
grid supply, 25-year contract
PSC approved a 25-year contract letting Georgia Power supply up to 3,200 MW to an OpenAI data center; OpenAI pays full infrastructure cost and makes up to 1,000 MW of demand flexible. Read →Georgia Power
2026-08-21EDB / IMDA (Singapore)Jurong Island, SingaporeAllocation200
DC-CFA2, 50 MW each to four operators
200 MW provisionally allocated under DC-CFA2 to Digital Realty, Equinix, Keppel and ST Telemedia (50 MW each), conditional on >50% low-carbon power and liquid cooling, at a new Jurong Island park. Read →DCD
2026-08-14CVC DIF / firstcoloFrankfurtAnnouncement24
planned expansion (FRA7)
CVC DIF acquired a majority stake in firstcolo, backing a planned 24 MW AI-ready expansion in Frankfurt. Read →CVC
2026-08-13Nvidia / SB Energy / OpenAIPike County, OhioAnnouncement8,000
single-tenant campus (planned)
Nvidia to invest $1.5B in SB Energy and guarantee AI compute for an 8 GW single-tenant campus leased to OpenAI in Pike County, Ohio. Read →NVIDIA Newsroom
2026-08-07DayOne / TNB Power GenerationSepang, SelangorPower deal1,500
on-site generation explored (MOU)
MOU to explore up to 1.5 GW of dedicated on-site generation for DayOne's planned Sepang, Selangor campus. Read →PR Newswire via Manila Times

Source URLs for every statement live on the sources page: Sources

Published pipeline by country

From the catalog: facilities with status «construction» or «announced» and a published capacity. Countries where no operator publishes MW for pipeline sites are not shown — absence is not zero.

CountryFacilitiesUnder construction, MWAnnounced, MW
United States18334,28715,943
India572,6446,371
Australia231,0106,447
Indonesia212,6341,543
Malaysia321,4921,642
Thailand277151,326
Japan241,483462
United Kingdom135991,169
Canada91,327420
Brazil211,094—
South Korea10542350
Vietnam8490400
Finland3850—
Saudi Arabia459618
United Arab Emirates9430238

Full pipeline →

New statements land in the weekly digest as they are published.

What qualifies

Press releases, regulator decisions, exchange filings, government allocations and operator announcements that name a capacity figure or a concrete capacity decision. Private correspondence, leaked documents and analyst estimates are never used. Where a party states capacity inconsistently across its own materials, the row records the figure from the primary release and says so. Corrections welcome — every row cites its source.

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