Amazon Web Services Data Centers

7 Amazon Web Services datacenter sites across 2 states, operating as hyperscale. 6 under construction, with $219.1M of construction value on the permits that disclose one.

States

Virginia · Arizona

Amazon Web Services sites

Operator / siteLocationStatusConstruction valueLatest permit
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAUnder construction$70.0M2025-04-10
Amazon Web ServicesMesa, AZUnder construction$59.8M2025-09-17
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAUnder construction$32.8M2023-03-27
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAUnder construction$28.0M2022-05-06
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAStatus unknown$19.0M
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAUnder construction$9.3M2025-09-18
Amazon Web ServicesFairfax County, VAUnder construction$180K2025-11-19

Frequently asked

How many data centers does Amazon Web Services have?

We track 7 Amazon Web Services datacenter sites across 2 states, evidenced by building permits and public facility records. This counts sites we can tie to Amazon Web Services in public filings, so it is a floor rather than a complete corporate footprint: leased colocation space and sites permitted through unnamed LLCs may not be attributed here.

Where is Amazon Web Services building data centers?

6 of the Amazon Web Services sites we track have permits indicating construction is under way, in Virginia, Arizona.

Other operators

Digital Realty · Amazon / AWS · Equinix · DataBank · Flexential · Lumen · CoreSite · QTS Realty · CyrusOne · Microsoft · Centersquare · EdgeConneX · TierPoint · H5 Data Centers · Cogent · 365 Data Centers · VPLS · Vantage Data Centers · Crown Castle Inc. · ark data centers · Aligned Data Centers · T5 Data Centers · DartPoints, LLC · Expedient · Ziply Fiber · Netrality Data Centers · Iron Mountain Data Centers · Advanced Communications Technology · Stream Data Centers · Colocation America Corporation


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Source: Kadoa open data, built from local building permits, public facility records and state utility filings. Free and open. Counts describe what we track, which is not necessarily every facility in existence.