T5 Data Centers

T5 Data Centers is a premier U.S. digital infrastructure company specializing in hyperscale, enterprise, and AI-ready data center solutions. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the company develops, constructs, owns, and operates mission-critical facilities for hyperscale cloud providers, enterprises, and institutional customers. Through its integrated T5 Properties and T5 Services businesses, the company delivers end-to-end capabilities, including site development, construction, facility management, and critical operations. T5's campuses are engineered for high-density computing, liquid cooling, and scalable power delivery, enabling next-generation cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads across North America.

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Project Name Location Full Builtout Project Status Power Capacity Action
T5 Data Center Campus T5 Chicago IV Grayslake Illinois 1200MW AI Hyperscale Cornerstone Business Park, Peterson Rd & Alleghany Rd, Grayslake, IL 60030, USA Multi-building 1.2 GW flagship Midwest hyperscale and AI supercomputing hub Approved / Under Active Site Construction & Enabling Works 1.55 GW Substation & Utility Interconnect Capacity
T5 Chicago West Data Center North Aurora: Hyperscale & Enterprise Hub in Illinois 1000 Ice Cream Dr, North Aurora, IL 60542, United States Fully Operational Active Facility Fully Operational Hyperscale & Enterprise Facility 12 MW Critical IT Power Capacity (Scalable to 20 MW Total Utility Infrastructure)
T5 Atlanta IV Hyperscale Data Center Campus: 200MW AI Hub in Georgia Gullatt Road, Fairburn, South Fulton County, GA 30268, United States Active Multi-Building Campus Buildout Under Development / Planned Hyperscale Expansion 200 MW Secured Utility Power Allocation
T5 ATL3 Atlanta Data Center Campus: 217MW Hyperscale Infrastructure Lithia Springs 1546 Trae Lane, Lithia Springs, GA 30122, USA 2026–2027+ Operational / Active Hyperscale Campus Expansion 217 MW Total Design Capacity (Initial phase: ~19.8 MW)