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Charlotte Digital Realty 081 — 400 MW announced

Digital Realty

Charlotte, United States

Charlotte Digital Realty 081 is a colocation data centre operated by Digital Realty in Charlotte, United States. The site has been announced and is not yet operational, with 400 MW of announced capacity.

Who operates Charlotte Digital Realty 081?
Digital Realty.
Where is Charlotte Digital Realty 081?
Charlotte, United States.
Is Charlotte Digital Realty 081 operational?
Not yet, Charlotte Digital Realty 081 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
What is the capacity of Charlotte Digital Realty 081?
400 MW announced.

Project tracker

400 MW announced

Announced figure, unverified: no source on record has been checked against a second.

400 MW announced in the Charlotte market, which has 389 MW live today, 2,858 MW under construction, 400 MW planned and 3,667 MW of total potential at full buildout.

The market today · Charlotte

Live
389 MW
Under construction
2,858 MW
Planned
400 MW
Total potential
3,667 MW5% of pipeline modelled

Timeline

  1. Merger acquisition

    Charlotte Digital Realty 081 — changed ownership

    In its Q1 2025 results, Digital said it acquired two parcels adjacent to its existing Charlotte facility for approximately $16 million.

    Source: datacenterdynamics.com

  2. Merger acquisition

    Charlotte Digital Realty 081 — changed ownership

    Shamrock Management Corp. sold the Court Arcade building at 725 E. Trade St. to Digital Realty for $9.5 millio

    Source: datacenterdynamics.com

  3. Announcement

    Charlotte Digital Realty 081 — announced

    Digital Realty affiliate Digital Trade Street 2 plans to build a four-story, 12MW data center on the site. Timelines for development haven’t been shared.

    Source: datacenterdynamics.com

Also announced or under construction by Digital Realty

Coordinates

Position

35.23, -80.84

Location precision

Approximate

Beyond the location

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