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T5 Data Centers

T5 ATL IV (Gullatt Road, Fairburn)

Fulton County, Georgia

Proposed · first reported Feb 2022

Capacity
300 MWannounced
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  • Capacity300 MWannounced: “the 91-acre site in Palmetto is already zoned for data center use and reportedly scalable to support up to 300MW of power capacity.”
  • FootprintLarge with capacity not disclosed
  • Grid regionSouthern Company

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“the 91-acre site in Palmetto is already zoned for data center use and reportedly scalable to support up to 300MW of power capacity.”
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