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DC BLOX states planned 5MW/36,500-square-foot existing-campus addition, with construction expected Q2 2026-Q4 2027; separately evaluating possible adjacent 60MW/263,000-square-foot future expansion. No current commissioning proven. Evidence

March 2024 operator announcement concerns a completed HPC data-hall expansion, not the separate 2026-27 planned building phase. Evidence

Existing campus is identified by one operator address; supplier's Birmingham city-centroid coordinates are not an approved location for the proposed expansion footprint. Evidence

Uptime Institute lists Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama's G. Phillip Pope Technology Center in Birmingham; U.S. issued-awards directory shows Tier III design and constructed-facility certifications, not current 2026 IT operations or power. Evidence

Public certification registry supports named, constructed site identity but does not establish the supplier's coordinate or current lifecycle. Evidence

Supplier associates one of two FRS IDs with the center; no independent proof the two IDs name one currently IT-occupied building or establish a survey-accurate point. Evidence

Nebius describes developing its 201 Milan Parkway/Oxmoor AI factory, phased construction through 2028 and target initial energization Q4 2026. Future commissioning schedule is not evidence of actual operation or measured 300-MW IT draw. Evidence

WBHM reported active construction and pending consolidated legal challenges in September 2026. Claims, interim proceedings and ongoing construction are not signed final judicial outcomes, permit validation or commissioning proof. Evidence

October current-export check records under_construction while the supplier final row says proposed and the existing Atlas canonical target says unknown. Directory classification cannot overwrite the existing canonical lifecycle without independent current evidence. Evidence

June 2008 reporting records Southern Company's planned $20M, 72,000-sq-ft center at Jefferson Metropolitan Park Lakeshore in Oxmoor Valley. An announcement does not establish current 2026 operations or a survey-grade address. Evidence

The 2011 reporting treats Southern Company's enterprise center as a facility in Jefferson Metropolitan Lakeshore Park, but supplies no 2026 operations, specific parcel or measured MW evidence. Evidence

Google confirms the Jackson County former-coal-plant data-center campus has operated since 2019 and announced additional 2026-27 investment. Campus operation does not prove occupancy or independent operator status for each OSM building polygon. Evidence

Supplier identifies OSM way 844371953 as a building and links sibling 844371952 and campus 714889192. Their IM3 published-reference IDs are matched, but map/reference existence is not canonical facility identity or a newly authorized exact point. Evidence

Retain distinct building versus campus footprint semantics; do not collapse two OSM buildings into one new canonical facility or publish their geometry without source-rights and parcel checks. Evidence

Google reports Jackson County campus operating since 2019 and additional $1.5B invested during 2026-27 for expansion. Operation of the established campus does not prove the separate expansion is energized. Evidence

No southern Birmingham enterprise facility should be conflated with Google's separate Jackson County campus based on generic supplier labels or city-level points. Evidence

Google identifies the existing Jackson County former Widows Creek coal-plant campus as operating from 2019, with new 2026-27 expansion investment; this does not validate the independent DataCentersExposed building/point or individual phase commissioning. Evidence

DataCentersExposed lists an operating project point, while current-source check only repeats its operating label; no separately verified exact parcel/building coordinate, MW or new canonical site identity follows. Evidence

The immutable supplier record cites FRS 110070604320 for Wiessner Enterprises LLC, 48809 AL-277, Bridgeport, and a Clean Air Act major-emissions classification. The EPA detail page yielded only an unpopulated web shell in this review. Neither permit type nor NAICS 518210 verifies a computing facility, Google ownership or present operation. Evidence

Secondary record repeats the FRS-linked site and calls it permitted, with unresolved owner and proximity to Google's Jackson County campus; this is not independent identity or operation verification. Evidence

A separate directory associates the same 48809 AL Highway 277 address and Wiessner name with a Google campus, while other directories treat them as separate nearby entries. Preserve only a possible shared site/owner relationship, never an automatic facility merge. Evidence

Applied Digital reports a 15-year lease for 210 MW of critical IT load at Delta Forge 2, with initial operations anticipated Q1 2028. Contracted IT capacity is not energized or metered operating IT demand. Evidence

The September 24 Applied Digital announcement names Brookwood as Delta Forge 2 and specifies about 160 developed acres within nearly 1,300 acres and a planned 1.26-million-square-foot campus. The $3.2B investment is prospective, not a capacity measurement. Evidence

The company confirmed the Brookwood project and local incentive approvals in September. Construction/permitting/energy-service documents are phase-specific and do not certify a first energized MW. Evidence

WBRC directly reports the Brookwood City Council's September 15 approval to annex and rezone 374 acres for Project Brookwood LLC to light industrial; the council vote is not a building permit or an operational data center. Evidence

The August planning commission proceeding identifies Youngwoo & Associates as the entity behind Project Brookwood LLC and describes it as a separate proposal from Applied Digital. Evidence

The mayor confirmed a proposed AI data-center use but said the project was not signed at that stage; subsequent rezoning does not substitute for an executed development agreement, construction/occupancy permit or exact parcel geometry. Evidence

Beacon describes a proposed 95-acre developed footprint on a 650-acre Mobile County site between Highway 43 and Shepard House Road, two planned data-center buildings, initial building targeted 2027, and active permitting/community engagement. No operating MW, completed building or energized load is disclosed. Evidence

Beacon lists Calvert as a planned campus among several sites. Portfolio-scale planned gigawatts cannot be allocated to this campus without a Calvert-specific disclosure. Evidence

Beacon's Calvert site page describes about 650 acres total, under 15%/95 acres planned development, two future data buildings, and a 2027 first-building goal. It explicitly calls the project in planning, engineering and community engagement, with permitting under review, not operational. Evidence

Beacon publishes planned multijurisdictional portfolio power capacity, not an independently confirmed Calvert-specific MW figure. Supplier coordinate is an approximate Calvert locality point, not the developer's parcel footprint. Evidence

The immutable supplier row links EPA/ECHO program identifier ALR10C8S5 for a Highway 235 Childersburg entry but provides no operator, occupancy, air program, or verified current operating facility. The primary detail is not independently readable here; the source label 'Data Center' is insufficient. Evidence

EPA FRS is a registry of regulated places and programs, not a certification of data-center IT occupancy or operations. The supplier's ALR-format link requires program-to-FRS/legal-entity reconciliation before any facility classification. Evidence

Contemporaneous reporting quotes Childersburg's mayor describing a preliminary 486-acre/$17-million purchase agreement subject to assessment, a proposed $6B/500-MW project, and WHP developer-name uncertainty. It does not establish land transfer, final permits, construction or energized IT load. Evidence

Current supplier checks independently find the same proposed Childersburg reference. The precise canonical match candidate is research reconciliation, not permission to create a second map point or overwrite the existing held record. Evidence

Supplier cites FRS 110070836690, STARBELT LLC at 100 South Profile Place NW, Huntsville, with NAICS 518210 and major-emissions classification. Registry record details and actual site uses remain unverified, and neither NAICS nor an air permit proves a current data center. Evidence

FRS joins environmental program registrant and place records; registrant, operating entity, tenant, and IT-occupied building identities may differ. Supplied FRS coordinate states 17,452-meter accuracy and is unusable as an exact building or parcel point. Evidence

Digi Power X disclosed a 10-year Cerebras colocation agreement for a future 40-MW campus: phase 1 15 MW targeted Dec 15 2026 and phase 2 25 MW targeted Q1 2027. Contracted future IT load, completed substation and grid agreements are not proof of the new 40-MW facility being energized. Evidence

Company reports construction of the purpose-built Columbiana Tier III facility remains underway and its 15+25 MW deliveries are expected in December 2026 and March 2027, not completed as of that filing. Evidence

Digi Power X separately describes an ARMS 200 modular unit at its Alabama site operating since May 15, 2026. This is a separate equipment/phase scope, not evidence that the contracted 40 MW expansion was commissioned. Do not aggregate or silently replace distinct modular and colocation phases. Evidence

AngelTrax says it operates secure U.S.-hosted fleet-video servers with SOC 2 Type II controls. This supports a company-controlled hosting function but does not independently locate its server room in the specific Dothan OSM way or establish standalone third-party colocation, capacity or property ownership. Evidence

Supplier OSM way 626281456 is a building/site geometry candidate, not independently verified AngelTrax server placement, ownership or data-center operations; do not copy coordinates to proprietary canonical map without lawful source handling and exact-site proof. Evidence

Live reconciliation identifies im3:building:00626281456 as a published shared-source reference, not a canonical mapped facility. Current export labels the separate DCE source as 'mapped', not independently operational. Evidence

Alabama Department of Commerce reports a planned $20 million integrated headquarters and data-processing center for Construction Partners in Dothan. It does not disclose separate IT building, operating MW, commissioned service or exact parcel. Evidence

Local reporting documents the headquarters groundbreaking in March 2026, distinct from completed data-center construction or an energized IT facility. Evidence

Industry reporting explicitly notes that specifications of the embedded data-processing component are unclear. No separately operated colocation or verified data-hall capacity is established. Evidence

WBHM attributes the former-Walmart proposal to Patmos, with an initial proposed 20 MW and eventual 45 MW target. These are project plans, not operating or energized capacity. Supplier's generic Fairfield project likely describes the same proposal as row 51, but a merge needs parcel/permit identity. Evidence

Fairfield council temporarily blocked future data-center proposals while existing Patmos proposal remained under consideration. Moratorium is not evidence of denial or approval of this particular project. Evidence

Patmos advertised an August 12 Fairfield technology campus town hall, corroborating an intended project rather than a completed data center. Evidence

Developer's August 2026 Fairfield technology-campus materials describe reuse of an existing building and community consultation, without a verified current operation or completed permit. Evidence

Patmos reported former-Walmart property under contract, with permitting underway; 20-MW initial phase anticipated early 2027 and 45-MW eventual ambition. Contract and projected phase targets do not establish land closing, construction or operating MW. Evidence

Mayor's September Kansas City tour and remarks still frame the Fairfield conversion as proposed, with detailed plans to be submitted to council. Kansas City operation cannot be transferred as Fairfield operating proof. Evidence

Metal Construction Association contractor case study identifies AT&T data-center exterior work at 1876 Data Drive in Hoover as completed in 2019, including 80,000 square feet of facade panels. Facade-project size does not measure data-hall footprint, IT use or 2026 operation. Evidence

Reports a $40 million AT&T Hoover data-center modernization with roughly 20-month expected renovation. Historical capital spending is not current capacity or 2026 tenancy verification. Evidence

The 2008 article distinguishes AT&T's $40 million Hoover upgrade from Southern Company's separate $20 million Birmingham facility. It identifies AT&T renovation work only, not a second standalone Hoover site or current operating capacity. Evidence

Industry case study identifies the same AT&T Hoover Data Drive complex at 1876 Data Drive; 2019 work scope is exterior panels. Supplier 1890 Data Drive non-exact address match and 920,000-square-foot claim remain unverified as distinct data-center geometry. Evidence

ASA describes its active data center, SOC, NOC and data recovery center at 686 Discovery Drive, Huntsville, within a nearly 24,000-square-foot operations building. It identifies the 2023 ASA-X installation; no operating MW or surveyed building footprint provided. Evidence

ASA advertises managed colocation and redundant power at the Huntsville center; services support an existing research-computing facility but do not validate source-supplied 14,919-square-foot OSM footprint or exact OSM/IM3 point. Evidence

OSM building way and derived IM3 reference are third-party geometries; rights, geometry/version, point-to-operator-site correspondence, and existing canonical/held identities must be resolved separately. Evidence

DC BLOX says its Huntsville colocation facility opened September 28, 2018; up-to-15-MW is the final-buildout design, not current metered load. Evidence

Operator presents two Huntsville data centers, operational and in development, and 9 critical MW COMMITTED AND PLANNED across the listing. This is not evidence that supplier's 13.5 MW was operating in the 2018 building. Evidence

DC BLOX separately announced a Huntsville hyperscale edge-node facility designed for 5 MW dedicated to an unnamed client; planned/design allocation is not commissioning or measured operating load. Evidence

Operator states two Huntsville data centers (operational and in development); 9 critical MW combines committed and planned power, without a building-specific live service date. Evidence

Meta lists its Huntsville data center as an established Alabama campus and distinguishes it from Montgomery. The corporate page does not state Huntsville current IT operating MW or precise building boundary. Evidence

Meta describes operational data center buildings, more than $1.5B investment, and clean-energy projects measured in hundreds of MW. Renewable generation announcements are not Huntsville facility IT demand; text extraction and document page rendering differ in the renewable-project figure, so neither 227 nor 487 MW is accepted as site load. Evidence

Meta announced a then-future 2.5-million-square-foot campus buildout in 2021. This cannot settle the exact 2026 completion state of additional/paused expansion phases. Evidence

Contemporaneous reporting of Meta's October 21 facility tour says site began operating September 2021 and Meta did not disclose the campus's specific electricity demand; reinforces withholding supplier's 487-MW operating-IT number. Evidence

Scipio lists a Huntsville business office at 2104 West Ferry Way; this corroborates a present company address, not independently the coordinate or continuous operation of every historical Peace Communications colocation record. Evidence

Scipio markets colocation and a 17,000-square-foot facility but does not attribute the quoted area unambiguously to the Huntsville PeeringDB facility; also markets access to partner DC BLOX sites, not necessarily owned Scipio buildings. Evidence

Third-party operator directory reports Peace Communications rebranded to Scipio Technologies in 2024 for 2104 West Ferry Way; confirmation in corporate/legal or historical registry remains pending. Evidence

PeeringDB status 'ok' does not establish distinct site geometry, operating MW or current facility operation and cannot be treated as approval to publish its point. Evidence

Scipio lists its Huntsville office at 2104 West Ferry Way, matching row 58's Peace Communications HSV1 directory address; a current office address is not a certified building point or legal rebrand chain. Evidence

Scipio offers Huntsville colocation, advertises redundant infrastructure and separately names DC BLOX and 365 Data Centers as partner capacity; cannot infer all marketed space is owned at West Ferry Way or convert advertised backup generator size into IT MW. Evidence

Facility 14178 retains historical Peace Communications HSV1 naming; status ok and directory geometry are not proof of current operation, legal operator continuity, or rights to a new map pin. Evidence

Simple Helix currently describes its Huntsville facility at 165 West Park Loop NW and publishes 4.5 MW utility, UPS and generator power CAPACITY; none equals metered current operating IT demand. Evidence

Simple Helix's 2017 opening announcement describes a then-new 1.1 MW two-hall site; historical opening design cannot be promoted to present measured use or a second facility. Evidence

PeeringDB entry identifies SimpleHelix at 165 West Park Loop, and its ok status does not certify exact geometry, current operation or operating IT power. Evidence

Current operator identifies its sole Huntsville facility at 165 West Park Loop NW with 4.5 MW utility/UPS/generator capacities. This is consistent with row 60's operator site, not proof of an additional data center or measured load. Evidence

OSM way 961071564 is the claimed mapped building source for DCE/IM3; its centroid and 16,411-square-foot supplier estimate have not been independently tied to a licensed building footprint and do not certify current operations. Evidence

PeeringDB fac 5648 corroborates the site name/address for identity comparison only; an IM3 reference pin is not a second canonical project or publication authorization. Evidence