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The biggest AI data centers, ranked by capacity
The largest campus DEPLOY tracks is BDx CGK4 AI Data Center Park (West Java) at about 0.50 GW announced. Here is the full ranking, with announced gigawatts next to what is actually energized, so a headline is never mistaken for a running site.
The top of the list
- #1BDx CGK4 AI Data Center Park (West Java)0.50 GW announced
- #2VITRO Sta. Rosa (Santa Rosa, Laguna)0.50 GW announced · 0.05 GW energized
- #3Project Southgate (Bell Bay, Tasmania)0.29 GW announced
Every ranked campus
Ranked by announced gigawatts. DEPLOY is neutral infrastructure: it publishes what is claimed, what is verified, and when, without taking a position for or against any project. See the announced vs energized answer for the aggregate gap.
Common questions
What is the biggest AI data center?
By announced capacity, the largest campus DEPLOY tracks is BDx CGK4 AI Data Center Park (West Java) at about 0.50 GW announced. Announced size and running size are different facts, and both are shown.
Why rank by announced instead of energized?
Because most of the largest sites are still being built, so their energized capacity is near zero. Announced gigawatts is the honest way to rank ambition, but energized is shown in the same row so a plan is never presented as an operating facility. See how many are actually running.
Are these campuses or buildings?
Campuses. Only the flagship campus tier carries a gigawatt ledger. The wider colocation and hyperscale facilities are counted in the US total and the operator and state rankings, but they are ranked by count and IT capacity, not gigawatts.
How is each figure verified?
Every capacity figure carries an evidence tier (verified, reported, or claimed), an as-of date, and a primary source. The current-best figure resolves to the highest tier then the latest date, excluding superseded claims. The methodology page has the full rule.
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