Operational
AWS New Albany
Amazon · New Albany, United States
AWS New Albany is a operational data center project in New Albany, United States. This record brings together its location, estimated IT capacity, construction timeline, water-disclosure gaps and original sources.
Epoch AI · Checked 2026-09-15 · Owner confidence: confident
AI data center listed by Epoch AI.
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213 MW
Source observation: 2026-05-18
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Project timeline
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Satellite imagery shows Building 1 in the northern campus still appears structurally finished, with no visible change from the prior two months, but we're still not counting it operational due to visible construction work around the perimeter. Buildings 2-3 still have nearby generators/cooling equipment being installed, and Building 4 is only roughly 80% roofed. Eastern campus Buildings 5-9 remain operational. Middle campus Buildings 10, 12, 13, and 14 remain operational; Building 11 is still installing backup generators and is not counted.
Middle campus Buildings 10, 12, 13, and 14 appear complete/likely operational. Building 11 is still installing backup generators, so it is not counted as operational. Based on satellite imagery, northern campus Buildings 1-3 appear in late construction, with all roofs complete but nearby generator/cooling equipment still being installed for buildings 2-3. Building 4 is still early in construction. Eastern campus Buildings 5-9 appear complete and operational as expected. Note that we're only including roughly 44% of all the New Albany campuses IT Power as being dedicated to leading AI chips, based on all the types of compute instances listed.
Buildings 5-9 (eastern campus) operational. New Albany’s Dec. 2024 report lists AWS partial occupancy for 5 buildings at the eastern campus. Note that we're only including roughly 44% of all the New Albany campuses IT Power as being dedicated to leading AI chips, based on all the types of compute instances listed. The full IT power is much higher than 113 MW.
Land clearing begins for Buildings 5-9 (eastern campus).
Location
13360 Miller Rd NW
View the surrounding area ↗Sources & further reading
- Epoch AI — dataset and methodology ↗
- City of New Albany Project Updates ↗
- New Albany Community Development Report - Dec. 2024 ↗
- New Albany Community Development Report - Aug. 2025 ↗
- Article reporting first signing of the project ↗
Dataset attribution: Epoch AI, CC BY.
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Where is AWS New Albany?
AWS New Albany is listed at 13360 Miller Rd NW. The project is in New Albany, United States.
How much power does AWS New Albany use?
The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 213 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-05-18. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.
How much water does AWS New Albany use?
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