Edged Data Centers is continuing its rapid North American expansion with a new ultra-efficient data center in New Albany, Ohio, located in the thriving tech hub known as the Silicon Heartland. The upcoming facility, set to be completed by July 2025, will deliver 24 MW of critical capacity, with a strong focus on sustainability through waterless cooling systems and industry-leading energy efficiency.
Designed for high-density AI workloads, the New Albany center will save nearly 95 million gallons of water annually – a crucial benefit given the area’s growing water scarcity issues. Edged's use of cutting-edge cooling technology supports densities of up to 200 kW per rack, making it ideal for the demands of generative AI and other advanced computing applications.
“We are on a mission to build data centers for positive impact. We are thrilled to be partnering with the New Albany community to support their thriving digital economy in a way that is sustainable and conserves precious local resources. Our highly differentiated platform of technologies is optimized for energy efficiency, water conservation and top-tier performance,” said Bryant Farland, Chief Executive Officer for Edged.
The facility aligns with the community’s values, focusing on environmental sustainability while contributing to local growth.
Part of a larger North American expansion, this facility joins Edged’s growing network of sustainable data centers under construction in key cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, and Phoenix.
As Edged continues to push for greener digital infrastructure, the New Albany center is a significant step forward in their mission to build a global network of environmentally responsible data centers.
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