QLevr Charlestown Data Center 100MW Indiana

Status: Under Construction / Groundbroken   |   Location: 1800 Cristiani Parkway, Shadow Lake Business Park, Charlestown, Clark County, Indiana 47111, USA


Project Overview

The QLevr Charlestown Data Center is a 100 MW hyperscale and high-performance computing campus located at 1800 Cristiani Parkway within Shadow Lake Business Park in Charlestown, Clark County, Indiana, United States. Developed by QLevr Data Centers, the facility is positioned within the greater Louisville metropolitan corridor and is designed to serve hyperscale cloud providers, artificial intelligence clusters, and large enterprise workloads. Its planned 100 MW capacity places the project within the high-power data center segment, addressing growing demand for computing infrastructure capable of supporting cloud platforms, advanced AI applications, and data-intensive business operations.

The campus is designed to accommodate demanding computing workloads that require substantial power and reliable supporting infrastructure. Hyperscale cloud providers depend on large data center facilities to deliver digital services at scale, while AI clusters and high-performance computing systems require significant processing resources for tasks such as model development, complex calculations, and large-scale data analysis. The facility’s focus on these applications reflects the changing requirements of digital infrastructure as organizations expand their use of cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Specific IT load, cooling technologies, power sourcing arrangements, and construction phases have not been provided.

Charlestown’s location in southern Indiana places the development within reach of the Louisville metropolitan area, connecting the project to a broader regional business and industrial market. Its position within Shadow Lake Business Park provides an industrial setting for large-scale infrastructure development. As demand for computing capacity grows, projects of this type can help expand the geographic distribution of data centers beyond established major technology markets. The QLevr Charlestown Data Center combines a planned 100 MW capacity with a focus on hyperscale cloud, AI, and enterprise computing. Through this development, QLevr Data Centers is adding to the digital infrastructure pipeline in Indiana and supporting the wider regional demand for scalable computing resources.


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Project Name QLevr Charlestown Data Center 100MW Indiana
Location 1800 Cristiani Parkway, Shadow Lake Business Park, Charlestown, Clark County, Indiana 47111, USA
Status Under Construction / Groundbroken
Project Type Hyperscale, Enterprise Cloud & High-Performance Computing (HPC) Campus
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City Name Indiana
Population ~6.83 million
Urban Agglomeration Major metros: Indianapolis ~2.1M, Chicago metro (IN portion included)
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