Google NBY-4 is a data center operated by Google in New Albany, OH, US. The facility is currently operational. It sits in the New Albany data-center market on the PJM grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates AVOID, with an estimated 17.5-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 New Albany — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on New Albany — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
New Albany hosts 41 tracked facilities totaling 1,815 MW across a hyperscaler-dominated landscape anchored by Google 7 facilities and Amazon Web Services 6 facilities. The market's power position is severely constrained: the DCPI excess-power score of 38/100 sits well below the 50-point threshold for viability, while the constraint metric at 50/100 signals tight grid availability and limited runway for expansion. This dual deficit—scarce surplus power and maxed infrastructure capacity—creates a fundamental supply problem that undermines incremental investment cases. The AVOID verdict is unambiguous for new entrants and capacity-seeking operators. A sub-40 excess-power score means the market is not generating meaningful power headroom to support additional large facilities; grid constraints at the mid-point 50/100 indicate that utility infrastructure is already near practical limits…
Published DC Hub data for this location.
Comparable facilities in New Albany tracked by DC Hub — compare power, operators, and grid context across the market.
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