Operational
Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey
Nebius · Vineland, United States
Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey is a operational data center project in Vineland, 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
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50 MW
Source observation: 2026-07-12
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Project timeline
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Compared with the April 2026 image, the building shell is closer to completion, and several additional air-cooled chillers have appeared on the ground, though they do not yet appear to be connected or operating. We therefore keep IT capacity at 50 MW.
High-resolution satellite imagery shows the air-cooled chiller array has grown to roughly 30 units, enough to support the first phase. We estimate Building 1 became operational around early 2026 with about 50 MW of IT capacity (70 MW total facility power at a 1.4 PUE), based on DataOne's disclosure of a first 50 MW phase. SemiAnalysis estimated the full 50 MW was reached around January to February 2026 (SemiAnalysis); this April image is our first high-resolution confirmation that the cooling is in place.
By mid-December 2025 the building was still not complete. A satellite analysis by SemiAnalysis found that the air-cooled chillers serving the second half of the first 50 MW phase were not yet installed, so the phase was not yet operational. SemiAnalysis estimated the full 50 MW would be reached around January to February 2026.
Land clearing begins for northern two buildings (Building 1-2).
Location
3963 S Lincoln Ave, Vineland, New Jersey
View the surrounding area ↗Sources & further reading
- Epoch AI — dataset and methodology ↗
- Nebius: up to 300 MW capacity at new New Jersey data center ↗
- DataOne and Nebius partner for 300 MW AI data center (Data Centre Magazine) ↗
- Microsoft secures 100,000 NVIDIA GB300 via Nebius deal (Tom's Hardware) ↗
- DataOne CEO on first 50 MW delivery to Nebius (LinkedIn) ↗
- Large data center nears completion in Vineland (Cape May County Herald) ↗
- SemiAnalysis: Stop Saying Half of 2026 US Datacenter Capacity Is Canceled ↗
Dataset attribution: Epoch AI, CC BY.
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Frequently asked questions about Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey
Where is Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey?
Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey is listed at 3963 S Lincoln Ave, Vineland, New Jersey. The project is in Vineland, United States.
How much power does Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey use?
The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 50 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-07-12. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.
How much water does Microsoft-Nebius New Jersey use?
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