Who operates Johnstown Amazon AWS 146?

Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 is operated by Amazon.

Where is Johnstown Amazon AWS 146?

Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 is in New Albany, United States, in the Central Ohio data centre market.

Is Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 operational?

Yes. DC Atlas records Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 as operational.

How much power capacity does Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 have?

DC Atlas records 50 MW as Johnstown Amazon AWS 146's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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OperationalHyperscale

Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 — est. 50 MW live

Name: Johnstown Amazon AWS 146
Address: New Albany, United States

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New Albany, United States

Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 is a hyperscale data centre operated by Amazon in New Albany, United States, in the Central Ohio market. The site is operational, with an estimated 50 MW of live capacity.

Status: Operational
Operator: Amazon
Location: New Albany, United States
Market: Central Ohio
Facility type: Hyperscale
Live capacity: 50 MW est.

Figures marked est. are DC Atlas estimates rather than operator-published values.

Coordinates

Position

40.09, -82.75

Location precision

Approximate

History

23 July 2015Merger acquisition
Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 — changed ownership
Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 changed ownership on 23 July 2015.
Source: services1.arcgis.com

Questions about Johnstown Amazon AWS 146

Who operates Johnstown Amazon AWS 146?: Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 is operated by Amazon.
Where is Johnstown Amazon AWS 146?: Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 is in New Albany, United States, in the Central Ohio data centre market.
Is Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 operational?: Yes. DC Atlas records Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 as operational.
How much power capacity does Johnstown Amazon AWS 146 have?: DC Atlas records 50 MW as Johnstown Amazon AWS 146's live capacity. That figure is a DC Atlas estimate rather than an operator-published value.

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