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Is there a data center near New Orleans, LA? The nearest AI data center to New Orleans, LA is Amazon Ridgeland , about 171 miles away (operating). 1 regular data center is listed in New Orleans.
171 mi to the nearest AI data center
0 AI data centers within 50 miles
2 regular data centers within 25 miles
~173,098 homes' worth of power used by Amazon Ridgeland
AI data centers closest to New Orleans Site Status Power Distance
Amazon Ridgeland Ridgeland, MS Operating 228 MW 171 mi Amazon Madison Mega Site Canton, MS Operating 284 MW 183 mi Meta Hyperion Holly Ridge, Richland Parish, LA Being built 5 GW planned 198 mi Meta Montgomery Montgomery, AL Operating 153 MW 281 mi xAI Southaven campus (MACROHARDRR) Southaven, MS Being built 2 GW planned 346 mi Colossus 2 Memphis, TN Operating 946 MW now, 1.5 GW planned 349 mi Colossus 1 Memphis, TN Operating 340 MW 354 mi Google West Memphis West Memphis, AR Being built Not disclosed 359 mi
Regular data centers nearby Cogent New Orleans · Cogent Communications (New Orleans, LA) · 0.0 mi NOLA Broadband · NOLA Broadband (Gretna, LA) · 3.7 mi EdgeConneX New Orleans (EDCSLI01) · EdgeConneX Inc. (Slidell, LA) · 30.7 mi DartPoints Baton Rouge - BTR1/BTR2 · DartPoints, LLC (Baton Rouge, LA) · 71.5 mi Venyu BTR1 · Venyu Solutions (Baton Rouge, LA) · 71.5 mi BluBroadband Shell Ave · BluBroadband (Fort Walton Beach, FL) · 209.0 mi C Spire Mississippi · C Spire (Starkville, MS) · 254.7 mi RSA Dexter Avenue Datacenter · Retirement Systems of Alabama (Montgomery, AL) · 278.8 mi DartPoints Shreveport - SHV1 · DartPoints, LLC (Shreveport, LA) · 280.3 mi DC BLOX BHM1 - Birmingham · DC BLOX (Birmingham, AL) · 310.8 mi Power bills in Louisiana Louisiana fast-tracks 10 gas plants for Meta Louisiana regulators fast-tracked seven more Entergy gas plants for a second Meta campus, on top of three for Hyperion. The plants are estimated at over $16 billion; critics warn customers could carry costs after Meta's 20-year commitment ends.
Apr 2026 · 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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