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Connecticut

33 data center facilities we can tie to a public record. 13 sit within 10 miles of protected public land, 2 within 3 miles. 19 small sites are on record but not on the map.

7 proposed 1 under construction 25 operating 3 stopped

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Who’s building in Connecticut

  1. Gotspace Data Partners5 sites
  2. CyrusOne2 sites
  3. Lumen Technologies2 sites
  4. HorizonIQ (formerly INAP)1 site
  5. Aphorio Carter1 site
  6. Aphorio Carter Critical Infrastructure Fund1 site
  7. UBS AG1 site
  8. TierPoint (Xand)1 site

Closest to protected land

  1. ESPN Broadcast TechnologyHartford County · Small, inferred2.7 mi
  2. CyrusOne Norwalk (NYM5)Fairfield County · Mid-size · 16 MW2.9 mi
  3. Aphorio Carter Trumbull Data Center (80 Merritt Blvd)Fairfield County · Mid-size · 15 MW5.1 mi
  4. Omega Systems (amnet) Data CenterFairfield County · Small, inferred5.8 mi
  5. Trumbull Data CenterFairfield County · Mid-size · 15 MW~6.3 mi
  6. Cyxtera Stamford CTFairfield County · Mid-size, inferred6.3 mi
  7. UBS AG Stamford Data CenterFairfield County · Mid-size · 13 MW6.5 mi
  8. Crown Castle Stamford 1 (Fibertech)Fairfield County · Network, inferred6.5 mi

Distance is to the boundary of the nearest protected unit; open a row to see which.

Projects communities stopped

3 proposed projects in Connecticut were defeated, withdrawn or blocked after local pushback, a moratorium or a developer’s own retreat.

  1. NE Edge Millstone WaterfordNew London CountyCanceled
  2. NE Edge Groton MillstoneNew London CountyBlocked by moratorium
  3. Trumbull Data Center MoratoriumFairfield CountyBlocked by moratorium

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Every tracked facility in Connecticut

33 facilities across 6 counties, the busiest first. Open a county for its rows; each row opens the facility.

New Haven County 2 proposed 9 operating11
  1. Beacon Falls Data Center (Lopus Road)Large · 100 MW
  2. Gotspace Wallingford 1 CampusCampus, inferred
  3. ChimeNet Data CenterSmall, inferred
  4. Cloudsmart Branford Data CenterSmall, inferred
  5. Colocation America Hartford DC1Colo, inferred
  6. CVM Data CenterSmall, inferred
  7. Lumen New HavenNetwork, inferred
  8. SteelVault OX-1Small, inferred
  9. TierPoint Hartford CTColo, inferred
  10. TierPoint Waterbury Data CenterEdge · 1 MW
  11. Yale University Science Computing CenterInstitutional, inferred
Fairfield County 10 operating10
  1. Aphorio Carter Trumbull Data Center (80 Merritt Blvd)Mid-size · 15 MW
  2. CAPS Shelton Data CenterSmall, inferred
  3. Corserva Trumbull Data CenterSmall, inferred
  4. Crown Castle Stamford 1 (Fibertech)Network, inferred
  5. CyrusOne Norwalk (NYM5)Mid-size · 16 MW
  6. Cyxtera Stamford CTMid-size, inferred
  7. HorizonIQ Danbury Data CenterMid-size · 40 MW
  8. Omega Systems (amnet) Data CenterSmall, inferred
  9. Trumbull Data CenterMid-size · 15 MW
  10. UBS AG Stamford Data CenterMid-size · 13 MW
Hartford County 1 proposed 5 operating6
  1. Bristol Technology CenterUnsized, inferred
  2. Cigna Hartford Enterprise Data CenterSmall, inferred
  3. ESPN Broadcast TechnologySmall, inferred
  4. Lumen Hartford 1Network, inferred
  5. NWI Networks Newington Data CenterSmall, inferred
  6. The Hartford Data Center ExpansionSmall, inferred
New London County 3 proposed 1 under construction4
  1. Pfizer Groton Research Data CenterUnsized, inferred
  2. Gotspace Bozrah CampusLarge · 100 MW
  3. Gotspace Griswold 1 CampusCampus, inferred
  4. Gotspace Norwich CampusCampus, inferred
Middlesex County 1 operating1
  1. The Computer Company Cromwell Data CenterSmall, inferred
Windham County 1 proposed1
  1. Killingly Data Center CampusCampus, inferred

Data centers in Connecticut: common questions

How many data centers are in Connecticut?
More Than Just Parks tracks 33 active data center facilities in Connecticut, each citing a public source: 25 operating, 1 under construction and 7 proposed. 3 more were canceled, withdrawn or blocked.
How much electricity do Connecticut's data centers use?
We don’t publish a state total, and the reason matters: roughly four in ten facilities never disclose a capacity, so any sum would look like a census of Connecticut's data center load while leaving out the sites that stayed quiet. Each facility page shows the figure its own source states. A single large campus can draw as much power as a small city.
Are Connecticut data centers near protected land?
13 of the tracked facilities in Connecticut sit within 10 miles of protected public land, measured to the real boundary of the nearest national park, wilderness area, wildlife refuge or conservation area; 0 sit within a single mile.

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Every facility on this page cites a public record we can link to: industry reporting, facility trackers, company announcements, and local planning and utility filings, cross-referenced against protected public land. Part of the Data Center Tracker from More Than Just Parks. A row prints a capacity only where its own source states one.

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