Where the data centers are, and where more are coming
Data centers across the lower 48 states. Tap a dot for what is known about it, or follow Project Skyway to its proposed site in Pine Island, Minn.
SourcesDot size: reported capacity; smallest = none listedFacilities, status and capacity: Cleanview, retrieved 2026-10-07, compiled from company and utility announcements. Cleanview lists 3,739 U.S. data centers; the 3,647 with a mapped location are shown. 3 more locations are from Google's own list (datacenters.google/locations, retrieved 2026-10-12), placed at the named city or county, not the site. Company: the developer Cleanview names, or the company in the facility's name; 656 are not named. Project Skyway site plan: Ryan Companies.
Project Skyway
Where the Pine Island data center would go
Ryan Companies plans a campus of about 482 acres on farmland just north of Pine Island, Minn., bounded by Highway 52, 490th Street and 195th Avenue. Its first phase, on Lot 1, is a data center of about 300,000 square feet and a 30,000-square-foot office, according to the developer's planning narrative filed with the city. KSTP has described the project as Google-backed; a lawsuit over its environmental review has it on hold, KTTC reported on Sept. 29.
Where the project is, from the developer's filing
Swipe sideways to see the whole site.
The proposed site, north to the right, as the developer drew it
Images, plan and project areas: Ryan Companies, Pine Island Industrial PUD narrative and proposed site map. Reporting: KSTP; KTTC (Sept. 29, 2026).
