T5 Atlanta Campus 100 MW Lithia Springs Data Center

Status: Operational / Under Expansion   |   Location: 1456 Trae Ln, Lithia Springs, GA 30122, USA

Project Overview

The T5 Data Centers T5@Atlanta Campus is a flagship 80 acre hyperscale digital infrastructure development located in Lithia Springs, Georgia, within Douglas County and the broader Atlanta data center market. The campus encompasses more than 500,000 square feet of total facility space distributed across multiple purpose built data halls, providing a scalable environment for organizations with demanding computing and infrastructure requirements. Designed around secure, customizable, and scalable capacity, T5@Atlanta supports mission critical cloud hosting, enterprise colocation, and high density artificial intelligence deployments for global technology and financial organizations. The multi facility campus model allows customers to deploy computing infrastructure according to workload requirements while providing access to dedicated data hall environments and supporting infrastructure. Its position within the Atlanta data center market provides access to the region’s established technology ecosystem and digital infrastructure networks, supporting cloud connectivity, enterprise applications, and data intensive workloads. The campus is designed to accommodate high density deployments, making it suitable for applications that require substantial computing resources and scalable infrastructure capacity. Cloud hosting environments can use the facility for mission critical applications, while enterprise customers can deploy colocation infrastructure within customizable data hall configurations. Artificial intelligence workloads can also benefit from the campus’s focus on high density computing environments, where increased processing requirements place greater demands on facility infrastructure. With an 80 acre footprint and more than 500,000 square feet of facility space, T5@Atlanta provides a substantial platform for digital infrastructure deployment in Douglas County. The campus contributes to the concentration of hyperscale and enterprise data center capacity in the West Atlanta corridor, supporting continued demand for cloud services, colocation infrastructure, and high performance computing.

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