Google is a data center in Dublin, IE. It carries a reported power capacity of 80.0 MW and is currently operational. It sits in the Dublin data-center market on the PJM grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates AVOID, with an estimated 100.8-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 Dublin — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Dublin — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Dublin's data center market is moderately sized but severely constrained, with 752 MW across 61 tracked facilities facing acute capacity limitations that will deter new entrants. The DCPI constraint score of 72/100—paired with an excess-power rating of only 22/100—signals that available rack density, grid headroom, and buildout land are substantially exhausted. Digital Realty holds the largest operator footprint with 9 facilities, followed by Equinix 6, Microsoft 4, and AWS 3, while 11 facilities remain unattributed to tracked operators, suggesting either smaller regional players or legacy infrastructure not yet consolidated into major portfolios. The investment thesis here is unambiguous: avoid. The constraint verdict reflects real physical scarcity, not temporary pricing volatility. A 72/100 constraint score means Dublin lacks the elasticity to absorb new capacity demand without major…
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