[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Atlanta, GA

QTS Atlanta 1

QTS-operated Colocation facility in Atlanta, GA, USA.

[AI Summary]

QTS Atlanta 1 is a colocation data centre in Atlanta, GA, USA, operated by QTS. Recorded capacity is 278 MW on a campus capacity basis, the publicly reported accelerator fleet is Not publicly disclosed, and PUE is Not publicly disclosed. Operational status: Operational. Fields without a public basis are shown as "Not publicly disclosed" rather than estimated.

Operator
QTS
Tier
Colocation
Status
Operational
City
Atlanta, GA, USA
Region
NA
Recorded capacity
278 MW
Capacity basis
Campus Capacity
Accelerators
Not publicly disclosed
PUE
Not publicly disclosed
Coordinates
33.75, -84.39 (approximate)
Verification
Operator Confirmed
Confidence
High
Last verified
2026-08-24
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationStatusAcceleratorsRecorded MWConfidence
QTS Ashburn 1QTSSterling, VA, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed55High
QTS Ashburn 2QTSSterling, VA, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed75High
QTS Ashburn 3QTSAshburn, VA, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed80High
QTS Ashburn MoranQTSSterling, VA, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed4High
QTS ChicagoQTSChicago, IL, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed95High
QTS Colorado SpringsQTSColorado Springs, CO, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed14High
QTS DenverQTSAurora, CO, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed160High
QTS East WindsorQTSEast Windsor, NJ, USAOperationalNot publicly disclosed70High
Complete portfolio: 8 of 8 sourced records shown. How these records are sourced.

Sources & trust

Primary source: https://www.qtsdatacenters.com/data-centers

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