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Meta Huntsville Data Center Campus

Huntsville, AL · Meta

Reported status: operational

Reported capacity: 487 MW operational (scope and operation unverified)

Exact location not published.

Original source · 2026-10-22

Read 4 source findings (2026-10-28)

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

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