Cosmas Data City Samrand
200 MW AI data center in Samrand, South Africa: announced.
- Capacity: 200 MW
- Location: Samrand, South Africa
- Developer: Cavaleros Group
- Status: announced
Cosmas Data City Samrand is a 200 MW AI data center project located in Samrand, South Africa, currently announced. It is being built by Cavaleros Group. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across South Africa, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Daily Maverick reports property group Cavaleros announced a 200 MW campus on 40 hectares in the Kosmosdal/Samrand area north of Johannesburg, branded Cosmas Data City.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Cosmas Data City Samrand?
- Cosmas Data City Samrand is an AI data center project in Samrand, South Africa tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is announced.
- Where is Cosmas Data City Samrand?
- Cosmas Data City Samrand is in Samrand, South Africa.
- How big is Cosmas Data City Samrand?
- Data Center Index tracks Cosmas Data City Samrand at 200 MW. The developer or the press states that capacity, in a source dated February 9, 2026.
- Who is building Cosmas Data City Samrand?
- Cavaleros Group is developing Cosmas Data City Samrand.
Sources
- Major SA data centre expansion plans emerge, set to more than double current power demand (dailymaverick.co.za · press · 2026-02-09)