Revenue in the U.S. data center market stands at $137.46 billion in Statista's headline figure for the sector, drawn from a revenue series that runs from 2017 through forecasts for 2029. The research firm's overview of data centers in the United States, published June 30, 2026, pairs that revenue total with pricing and capacity figures that show where the market's value is concentrated.

On pricing, Statista reports an average monthly rental rate of $196.25 per kilowatt across primary U.S. data center markets, based on a series covering 2013 through 2025. Statista lists Northern Virginia monthly rental rates per kilowatt separately, but those values are not shown in the public summary.

Northern Virginia remains the largest market by inventory, with more than 4,000 MW in the second half of 2025. Virginia also had 6.35 GW of data center capacity under construction in that period. Statista notes that data centers account for more than 25% of energy use in Virginia.

Nationally, data centers represent 4.4% of U.S. electricity consumption in Statista's headline figure, and the overview states that the sector uses at least 4% of the country's energy. Hillsboro, Oregon recorded the highest inventory growth among U.S. markets between 2020 and 2024, though the percentage was not disclosed in the public summary.

The largest operators continue to build scale. Equinix ran 255 IBX data centers worldwide and Digital Realty operated 221 data center buildings, according to the Statista overview. Detailed time series behind several of these figures are available only to subscribers.

Source: Statista -- https://www.statista.com/topics/10667/data-centers-in-the-us/