Data Center Space in Columbus

Columbus has attracted billions in data center investment from Google, Meta, AWS, and Microsoft. The New Albany area alone hosts multiple hyperscale campuses. Ohio offers generous tax incentives, abundant and affordable power from a diversified energy grid, available land, and a central US location that provides excellent nationwide connectivity.

Columbus benefits from some of the lowest commercial electricity rates in the eastern United States. Ohio's deregulated energy market allows data center operators to negotiate competitive supply contracts, and the state has introduced specific incentives for large-scale data center power consumption, keeping per-kW costs well below coastal markets.

Columbus sits within 600 miles of nearly half the US population. This central position provides sub-20ms latency to major East Coast and Midwest markets and under 40ms to the West Coast. Multiple fiber routes traverse the region, and Columbus is a major peering point connecting eastern and western US network backbones.