Data center campus
AWS Madison County Data Center Campuses
AWS Madison County Data Center Campuses is a tracked AI data center campus in Mississippi, Canton. AWS committed in January 2024 to at least $10 billion (later scaled up in company statements toward $25 billion) to build hyperscale data center campuses in Madison County, Mississippi, across the Madison County Mega Sit
Under construction · Amazon Web Services · Private land · MISO · Canton, Mississippi, United States
Capacity: announced vs energized
Promised online: 2027. 15 months away. Claimed by AWS / Mississippi Development Authority (source).
| Source | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under construction | 0.25 GW | 2025-06-01 | claimed | tracker |
Key facts
Lifecycle
Energized
Amazon Web Services
Developer
Location
Grid
Land
Reported facts
Structured facts sourced from citations already on this record. Each fact traces to a source in the References section below.
- Statewide investment (company)
- Amazon says its total planned investment in Mississippi data centers has reached $25 billion, with plans to create 2,000 high-skilled jobs across Mississippi data center operations, including an additional $11 billion in Madison County and $1 billion in Hinds County (former Delphi plant) after an earlier Warren County commitment (About Amazon)
- Madison County origin (company)
- Amazon says two years earlier it broke ground on its first data center campus in Madison County, then the largest capital investment in Mississippi history, now expanded under the statewide $25 billion plan (About Amazon)
- Entergy / grid (company)
- Amazon says it works with Entergy Mississippi to pay 100% of costs for new data center campuses and enable Superpower Mississippi with $300 million in grid improvements at no cost to existing ratepayers, citing Fair Share Plus customer savings over $2 billion (About Amazon)
- Renewables / water (company)
- Company cites five renewable projects enabling 616 MW of new carbon-free energy in Mississippi, outside-air cooling 91% of the year, and a Canton transition to 100% recycled wastewater for cooling by 2027 (about 83 million gallons reused annually) (About Amazon)
- Initial $10B announcement (state / press)
- Mississippi Development Authority and DCD covered the earlier Jan 2024 AWS commitment of at least $10 billion for Madison County hyperscale campuses near Canton (and later Ridgeland), later scaled in company statements toward $25 billion statewide (Mississippi Development Authority; Data Center Dynamics)
On the data center map
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- Announced capex
- $25B
- Jobs
- 1,000 permanent reported
- Cost per job
- $25M per permanent job
Every figure is one row in the ledger below with its source. Derived rows are pure arithmetic on the rows above (not new claims). Absent lines mean the fact isn't on record yet.
In clusterMississippi(27)
The deal
- developer
- Amazon Web Services · Owner and operator
- operator
- Amazon Web Services
- utility
- Entergy Mississippi · Grid power via new 300MW substation; 650MW renewable deal with Amazon
- grid operator
- MISO
Power
- Power source
- grid
- Grid operator
- MISO
- Interconnection
- Water
- Transitioning to recycled/treated wastewater cooling by 2027; $215M state loan funded wastewater treatment upgrades
Entergy Mississippi 300MW substation, 0.30 GW grid, Energized. New substation to serve Madison County data centers
Amazon-Entergy 616MW carbon-free portfolio (5 solar/wind projects), 0.62 GW solar, Financed. 616MW new carbon-free energy from five renewable projects (~152,000 homes)
The MISO grid demand right now: 76.5 GW (EIA-930, 2026-10-04 02:00).
County water status: Moderate drought (D1) in Madison County, week of 2026-09-29 (US Drought Monitor). Data centers are large water users for cooling; this is the neutral local water picture.
Why here
AWS Madison County Data Center Campuses sits on private land in Mississippi, Canton. It connects to the MISO grid, draws on grid power. This siting summary is composed from the record's held fields, not speculation; see methodology.
Financial structure
- Total planned Mississippi investment
- $25B. Statewide (Madison, Warren, Hinds counties) company filing
- Additional Madison County expansion
- $11B journalist report
- State loan for wastewater treatment infrastructure
- $215M. MS state loan for cooling-water/wastewater upgrades journalist report
- AWS announced Madison County investment
- $10B. Company later signaled scaling toward ~$25B press release
Regulatory paper trail
The filings and rules on record for this site and its jurisdiction, most recent first. Each is a sourced, dated artifact you can follow to the primary document.
Investment, workforce and specs
Timeline
- Aug 2026party addedgrid_operator: MISO
- Oct 2026Current: Under construction
Sources
- Mississippi Development Authority: AWS $10B investment
- DCD: AWS confirmed behind $10bn Mississippi development
- DCD: AWS scales Mississippi commitment to $25bn
- Amazon to invest $25 billion in Mississippi data centers
9876c0be-f7b0-4093-a440-5969b60ca565 · Tracked with DEPLOY's verified-vs-claimed methodology. Every term is defined in the glossary. Announced numbers are claims, not built capacity.
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Cite this page
DEPLOY. (2026). AWS Madison County Data Center Campuses: AI data center campus record. Retrieved October 4, 2026, from https://registry.deploy.report/datacenters/aws-madison-county-mississippi
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- REST API: /v1/datacenters/aws-madison-county-mississippi
- Data documentation: /data
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