T5 Atlanta IV Hyperscale Data Center Campus: 200MW AI Hub in Georgia
Status: Under Development / Planned Hyperscale Expansion | Location: Gullatt Road, Fairburn, South Fulton County, GA 30268, United States
Project Overview
T5 Data Centers’ T5@Atlanta IV (ATL4) is a planned hyperscale digital infrastructure campus strategically located on a 91-acre site in Fairburn, South Fulton County, Georgia, one of the fastest-growing data center markets in North America. Designed to deliver up to 200 MW of scalable IT power capacity, the campus is purpose-built to meet the increasing demands of hyperscale cloud providers, enterprise customers, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and high-performance computing (HPC) environments. Developed with a flexible, phased expansion strategy, ATL4 is engineered to accommodate next-generation GPU clusters and high-density computing deployments while providing configurable N+1 and 2N electrical redundancy models to meet varying customer resilience requirements. The campus incorporates advanced cooling technologies, including a combination of high-efficiency air cooling and Direct-to-Chip liquid cooling capabilities, enabling support for increasingly power-dense AI workloads while optimizing energy efficiency and thermal performance. Sustainability is a key element of the development, with customers able to leverage clean renewable energy options available through Georgia Power to support corporate carbon reduction goals. Strategically positioned within the rapidly expanding Atlanta data center corridor, the campus also benefits from high-count dark fiber infrastructure, providing low-latency connectivity to Atlanta’s major carrier hotels, internet exchange points, cloud service providers, and regional fiber networks. Combining hyperscale scalability, resilient infrastructure, AI-ready cooling technologies, renewable energy options, and exceptional network connectivity, T5@Atlanta IV is designed to provide a future-ready digital infrastructure platform supporting the continued growth of cloud computing, AI innovation, and enterprise digital transformation across the southeastern United States.
Quick Facts
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| Project Name | T5 Atlanta IV Hyperscale Data Center Campus: 200MW AI Hub in Georgia |
| Location | Gullatt Road, Fairburn, South Fulton County, GA 30268, United States |
| Status | Under Development / Planned Hyperscale Expansion |
| Commissioning | Phase 1 Delivery Target: 2027 / Phased Campus Buildout |
| Total IT Load | 200 MW Critical IT Power Capacity Allocation |
| Total Capacity | 200 MW Critical IT Capacity across a 91-acre campus footprint |
| Tier Level | Tier III Equivalent Architecture / ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II Standards |
| Project Type | Purpose-Built Greenfield Hyperscale, High-Density AI-Ready Colocation & Cloud Hub |
City Profile
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| City Name | Atlanta |
| Population | ~510,000 (city proper, 2024 estimate) |
| Urban Agglomeration | ~6.3 million (Atlanta metropolitan area) |
| City GDP | ~$515 billion (Atlanta metro GDP) |
| Per Capita Income | ~$43,000 (city proper, approximate) |
| City Tier | Alpha− (Global city classification; major economic hub in the U.S.) |
| Key Strengths | Major transportation hub (home to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, one of the busiest in the world) |
Companies Involved
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| Developer / Operator | T5 Data Centers |
| Strategic Infrastructure Partner | Georgia Power (Southern Company) & South Fulton Economic Development |
| Construction Contractor | T5 Construction Services & Specialized US Mission-Critical EPC Partners |
| MEP Engineering | T5 Data Centers In-House Technical Infrastructure & Engineering Teams |
| Network Connectivity | Carrier-neutral platform featuring dual underground subterranean fiber vaults; multi-tenant Meet-Me-Rooms (MMRs); direct wholesale dark fiber links connecting to core Atlanta Internet Exchange carrier hotels (55/56 Marietta Street, 180 Peachtree Street). |
| Power Infrastructure | Dual high-voltage utility grid feeds supplied by Georgia Power, static distributed 2N / N+1 uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, automated switchgear, and standby diesel backup generator arrays with multi-day on-site fuel autonomy. |
Technical Specifications
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| Power Capacity | 200 MW Secured Utility Power Allocation |
| UPS Redundancy | Configurable 2N / N+1 Static Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Configuration |
| Cooling System | Advanced hybrid air cooling and Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling (DLC) readiness for ultra-high-density GPU/AI racks, closed-loop evaporative cooling design, and automated BMS environmental controls. |
| Connectivity | Carrier-neutral host offering direct low-latency cloud express on-ramps and cross-connect options across North American networks. |
| PUE Target | < 1.25 Annualized Operational Design PUE |
| Energy Mix | High-efficiency utility power with 100% green energy purchasing options and renewable energy tariffs via Georgia Power. |
Milestones
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| Announcement | May 2025 (Project Filing / Master Plan Announcement) |
| Construction Start | 2025–2026 |
| Phase 1 Go-Live | Target 2027 |
| Full Buildout | Active Multi-Building Campus Buildout |
Investment Details
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| Total Investment | Estimated $1,500,000,000 USD to $2,000,000,000 USD Campus Investment |
| Funding | Corporate Capital Expenditure & Infrastructure Financing by T5 Data Centers |