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Florida data center and compute infrastructure research

This state has reviewed research coverage from the national 50-state Atlas. Exact project locations are published only after source evidence establishes coordinates; state-level, regulatory, utility and prospective evidence remains visible without inventing map precision.

9reviewed research rows
5confirmed rows
4accepted prospective rows
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Florida

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State research coverage

Florida is part of the 50-state research coverage.

The current reviewed research set contains 9 accepted evidence records for Florida, including 5 confirmed and 4 accepted prospective rows, with a research cutoff of 2026-08-20. These are evidence records, not a count of unique facilities.

Prospective records remain labeled as proposals, applications, forecasts, targets, queue entries or other non-operational states. The Atlas does not convert state-level or locality evidence into a precise project point unless a controlling source supports that location.

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Evidence-backed project locations

Florida project points

Source-exact records use supported coordinates. Dashed rings mark Census address-range geocodes, not rooftop or surveyed coordinates. Qualified research candidates are shown separately at Census locality or county centroids when that is the strongest source-backed geography; those markers do not claim a precise site coordinate.

3 mapped locations
Iron Mountain MIA-1MiamiResearch candidate · locality centroid · exact site coordinate not claimed · under constructionPurpose-built AI/GPU-ready colocation data center replacing a former Iron Mountain storage facility.verified first party plus secOpen source →
Documented project / site inventory

11 project, facility, campus or documented site records are tracked for FL.

This project layer combines available project-profile, permit/intent and civic-impact evidence. Records retain unresolved location precision and limitations rather than inventing coordinates.

Public records and supporting context

Development context

These dated decisions, filings, research collections and supporting-infrastructure records provide context. They are not additional data-center facilities.

Public agency starting point

City of Jacksonville - Current Planning Division

Jacksonville, Florida · Chief, Current Planning Division

Contact about: Could you point us to the public current-planning case index, including staff reports, supporting studies and decision documents, or the appropriate records contact?

eabney@coj.net

Source status: historical indexed or mixed. Verify the linked public source before relying on an assignment because staff and routing can change.

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FL data-center research sources

This record is a regional research collection or market overview. It is not an individual data-center facility.

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State contact routing

Where to start in Florida

Current source-backed route

Florida Policy Institute

Contact about: Public-interest infrastructure, fiscal research and local evidence context.

This route was retained from current or recently revalidated public-source evidence.

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Who to contact

Public contacts for data center and compute issues in Florida

1 source-backed contact records are available for planning, zoning, permitting, public comments, economic development, project questions and related infrastructure issues. Verify the linked source before relying on a contact because assignments can change.

PUBLIC CONTACT

FAMU iLAB project team / Office of the Provost

Official project information and professional inquiry routing for the FAMU iLAB collaboration; the current article identifies Allyson L.… · Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (Florida A&M University)

Relevant to: HBCU and place-based anchor institution · Tallahassee / Florida statewide, with national HBCU and community-innovation relevance

How FAMU iLAB documents AI-enabled infrastructure and digital-amenity decisions, engages community stakeholders, and could share source-backed civic education approaches for explaining data, tradeoffs, and participation in digital-infrastructure planning.

Contact details: FAMU iLAB project team / Office of the Provost; Official project information and professional inquiry routing for the FAMU iLAB collaboration; the current article identifies Allyson L. Watson as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Reginald Perry as the faculty-affairs leader guiding…

provostcomm@famu.edu

Limitation: Do not claim FAMU has approved, adopted, or evaluated Compute Equity Project materials; do not claim iLAB outcomes, community consent, data-center siting, broadband deployment, or…

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