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54 sites · 13 states

Digital Realty data centers

Every Digital Realty site in the public record, most contested first. 1 of the 54 carry documented local opposition or litigation.

Where Digital Realty is being opposed

  • Digital Realty Moores Chapel Data Center CampusCharlotte, North Carolina · Permitted · Contested

    Charlotte City Council approved the rezoning 7 to 4 in May 2025 over environmental and neighborhood objections (an earlier rezoning of the same parcel drew a ~1,300-signature petition), and metro-wide data-center pushback is intensifying, a comparable Matthews project was withdrawn in Oct 2025 after opposition.

Every Digital Realty site on record

Digital Realty by state

Questions

How many data centers does Digital Realty have?

<p>54 sites appear in the registry for Digital Realty as of September 14, 2026, across Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Washington. The registry counts named facilities and campuses in the public record, so a site that has never been announced or permitted will not appear.</p>

Is anyone opposing a Digital Realty data center?

<p>Yes. 1 of the 54 carry a documented reception of contested, opposed or in litigation, and 0 are or have been the subject of a lawsuit over siting, permitting or operation. Each is listed below with its own profile and sources.</p>

Where does this come from?

<p>The facility records come from an open survey of US data centers joined to our own case reporting, and every profile lists its sources. Nothing on this page is asserted about Digital Realty as a company: it is a count of sites and what the public record says about each.</p>

Other operators

Registry updated September 14, 2026. Nothing here is asserted about Digital Realty as a company; it is a count of sites and what the public record says about each. Download the data.

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