Amazon IAD174 is a data center operated by Amazon Web Services in Dulles, VA, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 50.0 MW and is currently operational. It sits in the Dulles data-center market on the PJM grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates AVOID, with an estimated 49.2-month time-to-power. Operators should weigh interconnection risk here — the market screens constrained on grid headroom and time-to-power.
Data Center Power Index verdict for Dulles — the market this facility sits in.
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Dulles is effectively dormant, with zero operational megawatts across seven tracked facilities and severe capacity constraints that render the market unviable for near-term deployment. The excess-power DCPI score of 18/100 indicates acute undersupply relative to demand, while the constraint score of 55/100 signals that infrastructure bottlenecks—likely power delivery and interconnect capacity—are the binding issue, not land or cooling. This combination is unusual: high scarcity paired with high friction creates a market where supply exists but cannot be efficiently utilized. The tracked operator base is concentrated among Amazon entities AWS and Amazon Web Services both with 3 facilities each and a single Centersquare asset, suggesting either consolidation around hyperscaler control or incomplete visibility into smaller operators. The DCPI verdict to avoid Dulles is unambiguous for…
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