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Is there a data center near Baltimore, MD? The nearest AI data center to Baltimore, MD is Google Sterling (Arcola) , about 48 miles away (operating). 5 regular data centers are listed in Baltimore.
48 mi to the nearest AI data center
1 AI data centers within 50 miles
12 regular data centers within 25 miles
~58,458 homes' worth of power used by Google Sterling (Arcola)
AI data centers closest to Baltimore Site Status Power Distance
Google Sterling (Arcola) Sterling, VA Operating 77 MW 48 mi CoreWeave Lancaster Lancaster, PA Being built Not disclosed 55 mi Google Bristow Bristow, VA Operating 238 MW 62 mi STACK NVA02 Manassas, VA Operating 85 MW 62 mi Microsoft / Nebius Vineland Vineland, NJ Operating 50 MW now, 300 MW planned 88 mi AWS Wilderness Crossing Orange County, VA Planned 1.5 GW planned 91 mi AWS North Creek Technology Campus Mineral, Louisa County, VA Planned 3 GW planned 113 mi Amazon Falls Township campus Falls Township, PA Planned Not disclosed 115 mi
Regular data centers nearby Lumen Baltimore · Lumen Technologies Inc (Baltimore, MD) · 2.4 mi TierPoint Baltimore · TierPoint, LLC (Baltimore, MD) · 3.1 mi Crown Castle Baltimore (111 Market) · Crown Castle Inc. (Baltimore, MD) · 3.1 mi Zayo Baltimore - 111 Market Pl · Zayo Group (Baltimore, MD) · 3.1 mi TierPoint Baltimore - BWI · TierPoint, LLC (Linthicum Heights, MD) · 7.0 mi Cogent Elkridge · Cogent Communications (Elkridge, MD) · 8.2 mi Expedient Baltimore - Owings Mills · Expedient (Baltimore, MD) · 11.5 mi AiNET MD-790R · AiNET (Glen Burnie, MD) · 12.4 mi AiNET WDC11 · AiNET (Laurel, MD) · 18.0 mi AINET - Beltsville · AiNET Corporation (Beltsville, MD) · 23.2 mi Power bills in Maryland Grid region costs rising (PJM) In PJM, the grid serving 13 states from Illinois to New Jersey, a record capacity auction pushed power costs up, with data centers named the main driver. Monthly bills were expected to rise more than 5%; in Columbus, Ohio, about $27 a month.
July 2025 · Source ↗
Home electricity prices rising nationwide The US Energy Information Administration expects average home electricity prices to reach 18.2 cents per kWh in 2026, almost 5% higher than 2025, with demand from businesses including data centers a key reason. Some East Coast areas may see up to 7% a year.
May 2026 · Source ↗
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