Stillwater Technology Park
1.3 GW AI data center in Lovejoy, GA, United States: cancelled.
- Capacity: 1.3 GW
- Location: Lovejoy, GA, United States
- Developer: Stillwater Development, LLC
- Status: cancelled
- Estimated cost: $13B
Status: Cancelled
Georgia's Development of Regional Impact record for this project lists about 3,465,000 square feet of data center buildings at 11760 Panhandle Road, an estimated value at build-out of $13 billion, and a peak connected electrical load of 1.25 GW as stated by Stillwater Development. That is the power the campus would draw from the grid, not a stated computing capacity. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution described it as a 1.2 GW project. Stillwater withdrew its application in August 2026 (WABE), and the City of Lovejoy later passed an ordinance banning data center construction (Atlanta News First, 2026-09-29). Source: Atlanta News First, 2026-09-29.
Paused and cancelled projects stay listed in the directory but are not counted in state totals, capacity totals or rankings.
Stillwater Technology Park is a 1.3 GW AI data center project located in Lovejoy, GA, United States, currently cancelled. It was being developed by Stillwater Development, LLC. The estimated build cost is $13B. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across GA, United States, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Stillwater Development, LLC filed a Development of Regional Impact application for Stillwater Technology Park, a 15-building data center campus of about 3.465M sq ft at 11760 Panhandle Road in Lovejoy, Clayton County, the AJC reports. The AJC describes it as a 1.2-gigawatt project roughly a third the scale of OpenAI's nearby Project Camellia. The developer name, address and project description were confirmed against the DRI filing itself, which doesn't state a MW figure.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Stillwater Technology Park?
- Stillwater Technology Park is an announced AI data center plan in Lovejoy, Georgia tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is cancelled. A cancelled campus stays listed with its source, but is never counted in state totals, capacity totals or rankings.
- Where is Stillwater Technology Park?
- Stillwater Technology Park is in Lovejoy, Georgia. Every tracked Georgia campus, with counts and capacity, is at https://datacenterindex.ai/markets/georgia.
- How big is Stillwater Technology Park?
- Data Center Index tracks Stillwater Technology Park at 1.3 GW, on an estimated $13B build. That capacity is an estimate. We modeled or inferred it, and no source states it. It is an announced plan rather than a confirmed build.
- Who is building Stillwater Technology Park?
- Stillwater Development, LLC was developing Stillwater Technology Park.
Sources
- OpenAI's $20B data center dominated Georgia headlines. But it wasn't alone. (ajc.com · press · 2026-07-28)
- Atlanta News First (atlantanewsfirst.com · press · 2026-09-29)
- 400-acre data center proposal withdrawn in Lovejoy, city council to revise zoning policies (wabe.org · press · 2026-08-10)
- apps.dca.ga.gov (public record · 2026-07-22)
- Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DRI filing #4794) (apps.dca.ga.gov · public record · 2026-10-07)
- US Data Center Projects (usdatacenterprojects.com · press · 2026-09-29)
- datacenterdynamics.com (press · 2026-07-22)