A 900MW data center campus is being proposed in Georgia.
Bolingbroke Technology Center, LLC., this week filed a Development of Regional Impact application with the Georgia Department of State Affairs for a project known as the Bolingbroke Technology Campus.
The $5.8 billion campus is set to be housed in Monroe County, around 15 miles northwest of Macon. The 900-acre site is located on largely undeveloped land along US Highway 41 (aka Dixie Highway), Wadley Road, and I-475.
Full details haven’t been shared, but the project is set to consist of nine buildings spanning a total of 5.4 million sq ft (501,675 sqm), as well as multiple substations from Central Georgia EMC.
The site is due to be built out in three phases, completing in 2029, 2031, and 2033.
A website has been set up for the project; the listed site plan suggests the campus will feature six single-story data centers offering 100MW each and three two-story facilities offering 200MW each.
Current owners of the site are listed as Ingram Timber Ent, and Henry Davis Properties, LLC. The company behind Bolingbroke Technology Center, LLC isn’t known at this point.
A public meeting for the project is planned for next week in Forsyth.
