A large-scale data center campus backed by Prologis and partner Atlas has received local government approval in Georgia for a development that would encompass nine buildings totaling up to 4.3 million square feet of facility space. The project, which cleared local planning review in April 2026, is positioned as one of the largest single data center campus investments announced in the Southeast region, reflecting the intensity of competition among hyperscale operators and institutional real estate investors to secure large land positions near Georgia Power's transmission infrastructure. Georgia has emerged as one of the fastest-growing data center development markets in the country, with a pipeline of 340 announced projects representing more than five times the number of facilities currently operating in the state. The state ranks third nationally in planned data center capacity behind Virginia and Texas, driven by a combination of favorable utility rate structures, available land, and a workforce pipeline supported by Georgia Tech's engineering programs and the state's technical college system. The Prologis campus approval follows Amazon Web Services' previously announced $11 billion commitment to two major Georgia data center facilities — one in Butts County and one in Douglas County — and Google's development of a second campus in LaGrange on a 270-acre site off I-85. The concentration of hyperscale and institutional investment has accelerated grid interconnection activity with Georgia Power, which has been processing an elevated volume of new large-load service applications from data center operators across its territory. Data center operators and development firms communicating project milestones, leasing activity, and capacity announcements to business audiences benefit from Rely on Content's content strategy for data center operators services, which develop market-positioning content for capital-intensive infrastructure businesses. Source: The Real Deal, Construction Owners Association, Georgia Ports Authority, April–May 2026.