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Which US states have the most data centers?

Data-center concentration in the US isn’t spread evenly. As of 2026-11-12, the DEPLOY registry tracks 2,979 facilities across 30 regions. Ranked by facility count first, then by total critical IT megawatts.

#State / regionFacilitiesTotal MW (disclosed)
1Texas555104,174
2Virginia33729,984
3West Coast2265,198
4Georgia15512,547
5Illinois1526,932
6Southwest1397,574
7Ohio1286,670
8North Carolina913,462
9Florida842,609
10New Jersey821,305
11Oregon802,001
12Mountain West792,287
13Washington781,146
14Pennsylvania664,966
15Midwest653,483
16Minnesota63833
17Indiana572,078
18Michigan534,438
19Tennessee53907
20New York513,426
21Northeast491,382
22Iowa472,091
23Nevada452,541
24Wisconsin36234
25South Carolina362,429
26Alabama353,685
27Kansas351,315
28Oklahoma342,000
29Utah343,353
30Nebraska34199

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Rebuilt every 15 minutes from data_center_facilities × locations. Facility count includes every status (announced, permitted, under construction, energized) so states with heavy pipelines rank alongside states with mature operational bases. Total MW only counts facilities with a disclosed critical IT figure.