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Amazon:34 data center sites in United States.
As of 20 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 34 data center sites listed under Amazon in the United States: 10 operating and 23 planned or under construction. Reported power capacity: 9.5 GW operating, 19.4 GW planned or under construction. It ranks number 5 by sites among 151 named operators, with 4% of the 849 sites tracked. Largest states: Virginia (11), Mississippi (5), Georgia (2).
Open the data centers dataLargest operators in United States
- Digital Realty83
- Google77
- CyrusOne65
- QTS Data Centers47
- Amazon34
- Meta30
- Microsoft28
- Vantage Data Centers24
- Equinix17
- DataBank14
- Tract12
- STACK Infrastructure11
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Real Assets reads company pages, filings, news and listings, and records figures with a link to the page that published them.
Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Sites are listed with the operator as published (the owner for industrial parks). Data updated 20 October 2026.
Questions
How many data center sites does Amazon have in the United States?
34 tracked as of 20 October 2026: 10 operating and 23 planned or under construction. This is what we have recorded, not a full census.
Where are Amazon's data center sites?
Largest states by sites: Virginia (11), Mississippi (5), Georgia (2), Indiana (2), Maryland (2).
How much power capacity does Amazon have?
Reported power capacity: 9.5 GW operating, 19.4 GW planned or under construction.
How does Amazon compare with other data center operators?
It ranks number 5 of the 20 largest named operators by sites tracked. The largest is Digital Realty with 83.
Where does the data come from?
Figures link to the page that published them. Publishers behind Real Assets data include Public Storage, Americold, Unite Students, Inside Self-Storage, Baxtel.
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