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Birmingham (Alabama): 7 sites, 5 operators, 300 MW under construction

Birmingham (Alabama), United States has 7 data centres, 5 operational, 5 operators, 25 MW live, 300 MW under construction. Largest by total potential: QTS Data Centers (1 site), then Nebius.

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Live

25MW

Under construction

300MW

Planned

1,200MW

Total potential

1,535MW

Who supplies the power

86% of the data centres we track in the Birmingham (Alabama) market have a named power supplier

  • Alabama Power6sites

Who is building in Birmingham (Alabama)

The 5 largest operators here by total potential, of 5 tracked in this market.

OperatorSitesLiveTotal potential
QTS Data Centers11,200 MW
Nebius1300 MW
Southern Telecom220 MW20 MW
Lumen210 MW
DC BLOX15 MW5 MW

Only 20% of the live facilities here carry a commissioning date across too few years, which is too thin to chart as a build history.

Recent activity

3 recorded developments in the Birmingham (Alabama) market, the latest on 17 Jul 2026.

  • 17 Jul 2026Opposition

    Oxmoor Valley residents plan protests against Birmingham data center

    Residents of Oxmoor Valley in Birmingham are organizing protests against a planned data center facility in their area, participating in coordinated national data center protests. The community opposition signals local resistance to the data center development project. The protest appears to be part of broader nationwide activism against data center expansion.

  • 17 Jul 2026Announced

    Colocation data center proposed in Birmingham, Alabama

    A colocation data center has been proposed for Birmingham, Alabama. The project represents a new facility development in the region. The proposal is in early stages and details regarding operator, capacity, and timeline require full article review for confirmation.

  • 14 Jul 2026Litigation

    Alabama Data Center NDA Required City to Destroy Records

    A document has surfaced showing that a data center project in Alabama included a non-disclosure agreement requiring the city to destroy records related to the facility. The disclosure raises questions about transparency and public accountability in data center development agreements. The incident highlights tensions between corporate confidentiality demands and municipal disclosure obligations in infrastructure projects.

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Questions about Birmingham (Alabama)

How many data centres are in Birmingham (Alabama)?
Birmingham (Alabama), United States has 7 data centres, 5 operational, 5 operators, 25 MW live, 300 MW under construction. Largest by total potential: QTS Data Centers (1 site), then Nebius.
How much data centre capacity does Birmingham (Alabama) have?
DC Atlas tracks 7 data centres in the Birmingham (Alabama) data centre market. 25 MW is live, 300 MW is under construction, 1,200 MW is planned, for 1,535 MW of total potential at full buildout.
Who are the largest data centre operators in Birmingham (Alabama)?
5 operators run facilities in the Birmingham (Alabama) data centre market. QTS Data Centers is the largest by total potential, with 1 site and 1,200 MW.
Which utilities supply power to data centres in Birmingham (Alabama)?
Alabama Power serve the most data centre sites in the Birmingham (Alabama) data centre market. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 86% of the facilities it tracks here.

Every data centre we track in Birmingham (Alabama)

7 facilities