Datacenters in Nashville

Cheap land, cheap power and a state tax exemption put Middle Tennessee near the top of every site-selection list in the country. The buildings go up fast and quietly, usually on land that was zoned for something else a year earlier.

This thread follows the specifics: which parcels, which utility agreements, how much water the cooling actually uses, and what the added load does to residential rates. We publish the documents alongside the reporting wherever we can get them.