Country
United States
AI data center dossier
Country
United States
Operator
Microsoft
Energy
Unknown
Tracked capacity
Unknown
Unknown capacity scope | Official source
Microsoft confirms an operational Fairwater Atlanta AI datacenter and technical AI-superfactory details, but does not disclose site MW; the legacy 700 MW selected value is removed.
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Microsoft says its new Atlanta AI datacenter began operation in October 2025 and is the second site in the Fairwater family. Microsoft describes Fairwater Atlanta as part of a dedicated network of AI datacenters that can train new generations of AI models across sites, supporting OpenAI, Microsoft AI, Copilot, and other leading AI workloads. The official Microsoft source says Atlanta uses NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 rack-scale systems, a two-story design, advanced liquid cooling that consumes almost no operational water, and AI WAN networking.
The City of Fayetteville says there is one data-center campus in Fayetteville: QTS Data Centers along Highway 54 West. The city says new data centers are prohibited in every Fayetteville zoning district as of March 5, 2026, and that the QTS facility includes 13 buildings totaling about 6.2 million square feet. ADCI removes the legacy 700 MW selected value and unsupported 350 MW phase / 150,000 GPU precision because the opened official sources do not disclose a Microsoft Fairwater Atlanta site MW value.
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