Google Data Center is a data center operated by Google in Leesburg, VA, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 80.0 MW and is currently operational. It sits in the Leesburg data-center market on the PJM grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates AVOID, with an estimated 50.1-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 Leesburg — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Leesburg — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Leesburg's data center footprint remains modest at 205 MW across 33 tracked facilities, dominated by a fragmented operator base that lacks clear consolidation. The top operator commands only 11 facilities, while 10 properties remain unaffiliated with any tracked entity, indicating a market still in formation without anchor players. Google maintains a minimal presence with just 2 facilities, and no single operator controls more than a third of the region's capacity. This distribution contrasts sharply with mature markets where category leaders typically command 25–40% of regional MW. The DCPI verdict of AVOID reflects structural constraints that should give acquisition-focused investors pause. An excess-power score of 37/100 signals meaningful power delivery limitations, while the constraint score of 64/100 indicates that real estate, interconnect density, or utility infrastructure—not…
Published DC Hub data for this location.
Comparable facilities in Leesburg tracked by DC Hub — compare power, operators, and grid context across the market.
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