Key Takeaways
- Texas is projected to become the largest data center hub in the U.S., with 962 total sites in the pipeline.
- Virginia leads today but is expected to fall to second as new projects come online.
- Georgia is emerging as a breakout hub, with announced projects exceeding its current footprint by over 5x.
Data center construction is accelerating across the U.S. as demand for AI, cloud computing, and digital services continues to climb.
This surge is shifting where new infrastructure gets built—and which states are poised to dominate in the years ahead.