AI Infrastructure
Where AI is being built in Indiana
Tracking data center projects by status, investment, and community response
46
Projects Tracked
5
Under Construction
13
Withdrawn
$28B+
Total Investment
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Google Fort Wayne Campus
Google · Fort Wayne
Investment
$2B
Capacity
1,200 MW
Acres
900
12-building data center campus (Project Zodiac). Broke ground April 2024, expansion announced September 2025.
Source →Meta LEAP Campus
Meta · Lebanon
Investment
$10B
Capacity
1,540 MW
Acres
1,500
Meta's 1-gigawatt+ data center in the LEAP Research and Innovation District. 15 buildings planned. 4,000+ construction jobs at peak, 300 permanent jobs.
Source →Meta Jeffersonville Campus
Meta · Jeffersonville
Investment
$800M
Capacity
407 MW
Acres
619
700,000 sq ft hyperscale campus at River Ridge Commerce Center. Turner Construction. Expected completion 2026.
Source →Amazon Data Center Campus
Amazon · New Carlisle
Investment
$11B
Capacity
2,250 MW
Acres
1,200
Amazon's $11 billion AI data center, the state's largest construction project. 1,000+ jobs at the campus west of South Bend.
Source →Phoenix Investments Data Center
Phoenix Investments · Michigan City
Acres
67
Data center project currently under construction in Michigan City.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · New Haven
Capacity
500 MW
Proposed 500 MW data center project in New Haven, near Fort Wayne. Operator not publicly identified.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Brazil
Capacity
~400 MW
Proposed ~400 MW data center in Brazil, IN. Served by WVPA / Parke County REMC.
Source →Jumping Bison Data Center
Jumping Bison LLC · Greensburg
Capacity
50 MW
Acres
550
Proposed 50 MW data center on 550 acres in Greensburg. Served by Duke Energy.
Source →Takanock Data Center
Takanock · Goshen
Capacity
1,500 MW
Proposed 1,500 MW data center in Goshen. One of the largest capacity proposals in the state.
Source →Surge Development Data Center
Surge Development · Knightstown
Acres
585
Proposed 585-acre data center campus in Knightstown. Served by Hoosier Energy / South Central Indiana REMC.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Gibson/Posey County area
Capacity
600 MW
Proposed 600 MW data center in the Gibson or Posey County area. Served by CenterPoint Energy.
Source →Unnamed Data Center (Marble Hill)
Unknown · Hanover
Capacity
310 MW
Proposed 310 MW data center near the former Marble Hill nuclear plant site in Hanover. Served by Hoosier Energy.
Source →SLG/Digital Crossroads Campus
Digital Crossroads · Hammond
Capacity
260 MW
Proposed 260 MW data center in Hammond. Digital Crossroads already operates facilities in the region.
Source →Sentinel Data Center
Sentinel Data Centers · Hebron
Capacity
504 MW
Acres
164
Proposed 504 MW data center on 164 acres in Hebron. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Hobart Devco Data Center
Hobart Devco · Hobart
Acres
168
Proposed data center on 168 acres in Hobart. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Wylie Capital Data Center
Wylie Capital · Hobart
Acres
400
Proposed 400-acre data center in Hobart. One of two Wylie Capital proposals in the NW Indiana region.
Source →Karis Critical Data Center
Karis Critical · Merrillville
Acres
178
Proposed data center on 178 acres in Merrillville. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Province Group Data Center
Province Group · Merrillville
Proposed data center in Merrillville. Province Group also had a Bristol project that was withdrawn.
Source →Wylie Capital Data Center
Wylie Capital · Merrillville
Acres
87
Proposed 87-acre data center in Merrillville. Second Wylie Capital proposal in the NW Indiana area.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Kingsbury
Proposed data center in Kingsbury. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Microsoft La Porte Campus
Microsoft · La Porte
Capacity
538 MW
Microsoft data center in the entitlement phase with NIPSCO incentives. Construction expected late 2025 or early 2026.
Source →Metrobloks Data Center
Metrobloks · Indianapolis
Capacity
75 MW
Acres
14
Proposed 75 MW data center on 14 acres in Indianapolis. Served by AES Indiana.
Source →Sabey Corp. Data Center
Sabey Corp. · Indianapolis (Decatur Twp)
Investment
$4B
Capacity
250 MW
Acres
130
$4B facility on 130 acres near Kentucky Ave and Camby Rd. Won initial hearing examiner approval. Groundbreaking expected 2026.
Source →Google Monrovia Campus
Google · Monrovia
Capacity
1,200 MW
Acres
391
Proposed 1,200 MW Google data center campus on 391 acres in Monrovia. Served by AES Indiana.
Source →Amazon Portage Data Center
Amazon · Portage
Investment
$87M
$87 million data center in the Ameriplex at the Port business park in Portage.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Dale
Proposed data center in Dale. Served by Southern Indiana REMC / Duke Energy.
Source →Microsoft Granger Campus
Microsoft · Granger
Capacity
1,000 MW
Acres
939
Proposed 1,000 MW Microsoft data center on 939 acres in Granger, near South Bend. Served by I&M.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · New Carlisle
Acres
1,057
Proposed 1,057-acre data center in New Carlisle, separate from the Amazon campus. Served by I&M.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Wolcott
Proposed data center in Wolcott. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · McCordsville
Rumored data center project in McCordsville. Served by Duke Energy.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Wheatfield
Rumored data center project in Wheatfield. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Gary
Rumored data center project in Gary. Served by NIPSCO.
Source →Abei Energy Data Center
Abei Energy · Knox
Rumored data center in Starke County, where a one-year moratorium on large data centers was passed.
Source →Logistix Data Center
Logistix · Frankfort
Capacity
300+ MW
Acres
718
Temporarily withdrawn 300+ MW project on 718 acres. Was to be served by Frankfort Municipal Utilities.
Source →Province Group Data Center
Province Group · Bristol
Acres
247
Withdrawn 247-acre data center proposal in Bristol.
Source →Surge Development MegaSite
Surge Development · Greenfield
Acres
775
Withdrawn 775-acre Hancock County MegaSite proposal for data center and industrial complex.
Source →Vantage Data Centers Campus
Vantage Data Centers · Pittsboro
Capacity
600 MW
Acres
618
Withdrawn 600 MW proposal to rezone 618 acres (285 for three data center buildings) in Pittsboro.
Source →Prologis Data Center
Prologis · Leesburg
Acres
550
Withdrawn 550-acre data center proposal in Leesburg.
Source →Google SE Marion County
Google · Indianapolis (Franklin Twp)
Capacity
400 MW
Acres
467
Google withdrew its rezoning petition for 467 acres in September 2025 after significant community opposition over water, noise, and energy concerns.
Source →Digital Resources Data Center
Digital Resources Acquisitions LLC · Elletsville
Acres
343
Withdrawn 343-acre data center proposal in Elletsville. Served by Duke Energy.
Source →Provident Realty Data Center
Provident Realty · Burns Harbor
Acres
102
Withdrawn 102-acre data center proposal in Burns Harbor.
Source →Provident Realty Data Center
Provident Realty · Chesterton
Acres
27
Withdrawn data center proposal in Chesterton.
Source →Agincourt Data Center
Agincourt Investments · Valparaiso
Acres
249
Withdrawn 249-acre data center proposal in Valparaiso.
Source →QTS Jeremiah A
QTS · Wheeler
Withdrawn QTS data center proposal (Jeremiah A) in Wheeler.
Source →QTS Jeremiah B
QTS · Wheeler
Withdrawn QTS data center proposal (Jeremiah B) in Wheeler.
Source →Unnamed Data Center
Unknown · Merom
Capacity
1,580 MW
Withdrawn 1,580 MW data center proposal in Merom. Would have been among the largest in the state.
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How many data centers are being built in Indiana?
Indiana has 46 tracked data center projects as of 2026, with 5 currently under construction. Major projects include Meta's $10 billion campus in Lebanon, Google's $2 billion facility in Fort Wayne, and Amazon's $11 billion campus near New Carlisle. Total announced investment exceeds $28B+.
Where are the biggest data centers in Indiana?
The largest projects are concentrated in three areas: the LEAP district in Lebanon (Meta, 1,500 acres), Fort Wayne (Google, 900 acres), and Northwest Indiana near South Bend (Amazon, 1,200 acres). Additional clusters exist in the Indianapolis metro area, LaPorte County, and the Lake/Porter County region.
Why are data centers controversial in Indiana?
Community opposition centers on water consumption (millions of gallons daily for cooling), electricity demand (which could raise residential rates), noise from backup generators, and loss of agricultural land. Over a dozen projects have been withdrawn after pushback. Starke County passed a moratorium on large data centers.
How much are companies investing in Indiana data centers?
Companies have announced over $28B+ in Indiana data center investments. Amazon leads with $11 billion, followed by Meta at $10.8 billion across two sites, Google at $2 billion, and Sabey Corp. at $4 billion. Indiana attracted nearly $15 billion in data center announcements in 2024 alone.
Data center information curated from public news sources, government announcements, and the Citizens Action Coalition. Investment figures and project details may change. Last updated March 2026.