STACK Infrastructure ATL02 Campus 160 MW Data Center

STACK Infrastructure ATL02 Campus is a flagship 64 acre hyperscale data center development located in Lithia Springs, Georgia, within the established Atlanta technology corridor. Master planned to deliver 160 MW of total capacity across multiple purpose built data facilities, the campus is designed to accommodate the infrastructure requirements of global cloud providers, large scale enterprise platforms, and artificial intelligence workloads. Its large scale development model provides flexible capacity for customers requiring substantial power availability, high density computing environments, and scalable data hall infrastructure. The campus is structured to support workloads with demanding power and density requirements, including cloud computing, enterprise applications, high performance computing, and AI deployments that require substantial processing capacity. Its location within the Atlanta technology corridor provides access to established digital infrastructure and connectivity networks, supporting the deployment of large scale computing platforms and data intensive services. The 160 MW master planned capacity also enables multiple facilities to operate within a coordinated campus environment, allowing infrastructure deployment to expand in line with customer requirements. High density design considerations are particularly relevant for AI and other accelerated computing workloads, where increased rack power requirements place additional demands on electrical and mechanical infrastructure. Latency sensitive applications also benefit from the campus’s position within the Atlanta data center market, providing access to regional connectivity infrastructure and major enterprise and cloud demand centers. Through its 64 acre footprint, multi facility development model, and planned 160 MW capacity, ATL02 provides a scalable platform for hyperscale and enterprise digital infrastructure. The campus forms part of the broader concentration of data center developments in the West Atlanta corridor, where power availability, connectivity, and proximity to major technology markets support continued expansion of cloud and AI infrastructure.