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DIGITALOCEAN DATA CENTERS

DigitalOcean data centers.
What public records show.

DigitalOcean is public and reports about 155 MW of committed data center capacity in SEC filings, but it does not say how much is live or name its landlords. Its Atlanta GPU site sits in a Flexential building with state air permits for backup generators. Its three 2026 sites in Richmond, Kansas City and Memphis have no landlord or government record that we could find online.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

4 DigitalOcean sites.
6 public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

  1. 3Announced
  2. 0Site identified
  3. 1Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 0Operating

Douglasville, Douglas County, GA

ATL1 at Flexential Atlanta-Douglasville

Permitted

Why this stage: Georgia issued the landlord, Flexential, air permits for backup generators at the campus in 2025 and 2026. They do not name DigitalOcean. DigitalOcean's annual report says it leases data centers in the Atlanta area but does not name this site or say it is energized, so we do not count it as an operating record.

Owner or developer
Flexential
DigitalOcean's role
Colocation tenant
Link to DigitalOcean
“Flexential's Douglasville facility addresses our need to bolster GPU infrastructure quickly as our AI/ML business continues to grow” Flexential press release, quoting DigitalOcean
Announced capacity
9 MW. “Two data halls, each offering 4.5 MW of power (9 MW total)” DigitalOcean blog
Stated timing
“DigitalOcean's GPU availability page, updated August 10, 2026, lists H200, MI300X, MI325X and MI350X GPUs in ATL1.” Source
Public records found for ATL1 at Flexential Atlanta-Douglasville, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
April 25, 2025Air permitGeorgia EPD, Air Protection Branch · Permit 7374-097-0100-S-01-0Permit to Flexential at 1700 North River Road for eight new diesel emergency standby generators at an existing data center, for a total of 21. These are backup units. It does not name DigitalOcean.Status: IssuedRecord
February 24, 2026SEC filingDigitalOcean Holdings, Form 10-K for 2025 · 0001582961-26-000019, Item 1 (Atlanta)DigitalOcean says it leases data centers in the New York, San Francisco and Atlanta metropolitan areas and plans new facilities in 2026 in Memphis, Richmond and Kansas City. No landlord or megawatt figure is given per site.Status: FiledRecord
May 5, 2026Air permitGeorgia EPD, Air Protection Branch · Permit amendment 7374-097-0100-S-01-1Authorizes 33 more diesel emergency standby generators, for a total of 54 across buildings ATL05 and ATL06. These are backup units. It does not name DigitalOcean.Stated capacity: “2.5 MW Emergency Generator (most units listed); 2.74 MW Emergency Generator (24 units at ATL06)”Status: IssuedRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No government record names DigitalOcean at the campus. The tenant link comes from DigitalOcean and Flexential announcements.
  • No utility or energization record was found online.
  • No record confirms the second 4.5 MW hall is live. DigitalOcean planned it for 2025.

Richmond area, VA

RIC1 Richmond

Announced

Why this stage: DigitalOcean's annual report names Richmond as a planned 2026 facility, and the company says RIC1 is live. No landlord, address or government record for the site was found online.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed
DigitalOcean's role
Tenant, landlord not disclosed
Link to DigitalOcean
“plan to open new facilities in 2026 in Memphis, Richmond and Kansas City” DigitalOcean Form 10-K for 2025
Announced capacity
“Richmond features state-of-the-art NVIDIA HGX B300 systems” DigitalOcean blog
Stated timing
“DigitalOcean said on its May 2026 earnings call that the Richmond data center began ramping revenue in March. Its GPU page lists B300 and MI350X in RIC1 as spot and contract only.” Source
Public records found for RIC1 Richmond, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 24, 2026SEC filingDigitalOcean Holdings, Form 10-K for 2025 · 0001582961-26-000019, Item 1 (Richmond)Names Richmond as one of three new US facilities planned to open in 2026. No landlord or megawatt figure.Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • The landlord and address for RIC1 are not disclosed in any primary record found.
  • No megawatt figure for Richmond appears in any SEC filing.
  • No government record ties DigitalOcean to a Richmond area site.

Kansas City

MKC1 Kansas City

Announced

Why this stage: DigitalOcean's annual report names Kansas City as a planned 2026 facility, and the company says MKC1 is live. No landlord, address or government record for the site was found online.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed
DigitalOcean's role
Tenant, landlord not disclosed
Link to DigitalOcean
“plan to open new facilities in 2026 in Memphis, Richmond and Kansas City” DigitalOcean Form 10-K for 2025
Announced capacity
10 MW. “the 10-megawatt Kansas City facility was launched already” DigitalOcean Q2 2026 earnings call transcript (The Motley Fool)
Stated timing
“Kansas City (MKC1) is now available as our newest DigitalOcean data center region. It is described as fully liquid-cooled and running NVIDIA B300 GPUs.” Source
Public records found for MKC1 Kansas City, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 24, 2026SEC filingDigitalOcean Holdings, Form 10-K for 2025 · 0001582961-26-000019, Item 1 (Kansas City)Names Kansas City as one of three new US facilities planned to open in 2026. No landlord or megawatt figure.Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • The landlord, address and state (Missouri or Kansas) for MKC1 are not disclosed in any record found.
  • The 10 MW figure comes from an earnings call transcript, not an SEC filing.
  • No government record ties DigitalOcean to a Kansas City site.

Memphis, Shelby County, TN

MEM1 Memphis

Announced

Why this stage: DigitalOcean's annual report names Memphis as a planned 2026 facility, and the company says MEM1 is now available. No landlord, address or government record for the site was found online.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed
DigitalOcean's role
Tenant, landlord not disclosed
Link to DigitalOcean
“plan to open new facilities in 2026 in Memphis, Richmond and Kansas City” DigitalOcean Form 10-K for 2025
Announced capacity
“we remain on track for the second half launch of our Memphis data center” DigitalOcean Q2 2026 earnings call transcript (The Motley Fool)
Stated timing
“Memphis (MEM1) is now available as a DigitalOcean data center region. The GPU page lists AMD MI355X spot GPUs in MEM1.” Source
Public records found for MEM1 Memphis, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 24, 2026SEC filingDigitalOcean Holdings, Form 10-K for 2025 · 0001582961-26-000019, Item 1 (Memphis)Names Memphis as one of three new US facilities planned to open in 2026. No landlord or megawatt figure.Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • The landlord and address for MEM1 are not disclosed in any record found.
  • No megawatt figure is tied to Memphis by name.
  • No government record ties DigitalOcean to a Memphis site.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other DigitalOcean sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

  • Paperspace GPU data centers NY2 and CA1Near New York (Secaucus, NJ) and Santa Clara, CA

    Acquired with Paperspace in July 2023. Older, smaller GPU sites. No landlord or megawatt figure found in DigitalOcean filings.

  • Legacy DigitalOcean regions with GPUsNew York (NYC2, NYC3), San Francisco (SFO3), Toronto, Amsterdam

    List H100, MI325X or bare metal GPUs. Not reviewed. Toronto and Amsterdam are outside the US.

  • About 80 MW committed for 2027 and 2028Unnamed, four or more locations

    DigitalOcean added about 60 MW in Q1 2026 across four locations and 20 MW in Q2 2026. No sites named.

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backs your quote.

Company totals do not tell you whether your allocation is live. These questions tie a proposal to a site you can check.

  1. Which region will host my GPUs: Atlanta, Richmond, Kansas City or Memphis? Who is the landlord there?
  2. Of the 155 MW committed, how many megawatts are energized and serving customers today, and how much of that is at my site?
  3. Is my capacity on contract or on spot? Several new regions list B300 and MI350X or MI355X GPUs only as spot or contract.
  4. If capacity in a new region slips, can my commitment move to another region, and on what terms?

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Notes on these records

  • DigitalOcean is public (NYSE: DOCN). Its SEC filings give totals, not sites: about 155 MW committed, and $2,759.3 million of data center colocation leases not yet commenced as of June 30, 2026, starting between July 2026 and June 2028.
  • No SEC filing states how many megawatts are energized today, or names a landlord for any GPU site.
  • DigitalOcean said 31 MW would come online in 2026 across three facilities. Its earnings calls say Richmond launched in Q1 2026 and Kansas City in Q2 2026. Those are company statements, not government or SEC records.

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