Data Centers in New York

New York has 17 tracked data centers representing roughly 371 MW of capacity, operated by 12 companies.

State
New York
Facilities
17
Tracked capacity
371 MW
Operators
Equinix, Digital Realty, CyrusOne, Stack Infrastructure, Google, TierPoint, Sabey, Hivelocity, 365 Data Centers, 60 Hudson Street, Rudin, H5 Data Centers

Facilities

FacilityOperatorLocationStatusCapacity
Equinix NY SeriesEquinixNew York, NYOperational100 MW
Digital Realty NYCDigital RealtyNew York, NYOperational60 MW
CyrusOne New YorkCyrusOneNew York, NYOperational30 MW
Stack New YorkStack InfrastructureNew York, NYOperational25 MW
Google Buffalo NYGoogleBuffalo, NYUnder construction100 MW
Equinix NY1EquinixNew York, NYOperational8 MW
TierPoint White PlainsTierPointNew York, NYOperational18 MW
Sabey Intergate.ManhattanSabeyNew York, NYOperational18 MW
Hivelocity ALB1 AlbanyHivelocityAlbany, NYOperational1 MW
365 Data Centers Rye365 Data CentersRye, NYOperational2 MW
365 Data Centers Fishkill365 Data CentersFishkill, NYOperational3 MW
365 Data Centers Islandia365 Data CentersIslandia, NYOperational2 MW
365 Data Centers Elmsford365 Data CentersElmsford, NYOperational2 MW
365 Data Centers Latham365 Data CentersLatham, NYOperational2 MW
60 Hudson Street60 Hudson StreetNew York, NYOperational—
32 Avenue of the AmericasRudinNew York, NYOperational—
H5 New YorkH5 Data CentersNew York, NYOperational—

Cities in this state

Operators in this state

New York: incentives, local rules, electricity and water

A current state-specific incentive summary has not been independently verified for this section. This does not mean no incentive exists.

Local moratoriums and zoning

A statewide bill is not evidence of a local moratorium. Current restrictions require a dated city or county ordinance. This section does not establish whether a moratorium applies to a particular property.

Electricity and household bills

State electricity averages do not establish a project's tariff or its effect on household bills. Project-specific conclusions require utility filings and regulator decisions. A current facility-specific bill impact is not established here.

Water and cooling

Water demand depends on the cooling system, climate, operating load and water source. A capacity figure alone cannot establish water consumption. Facility-specific withdrawal and discharge figures are unknown unless disclosed in a source.

New York legislation and reported bill statuses

EIA electricity data · EPA commercial-building water guidance