Surge Henry County Technology Park
AI data center in Knightstown, IN, United States: permitted.
- Location: Knightstown, IN, United States
- Developer: Surge Development
- Status: permitted
Surge Henry County Technology Park is a AI data center project located in Knightstown, IN, United States, currently permitted. It is being built by Surge Development. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across IN, United States, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Henry County commissioners approved the planned unit development for Surge Development's data center near Knightstown, expected to cover more than 500 acres near State Road 109 and I-70.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Surge Henry County Technology Park?
- Surge Henry County Technology Park is an AI data center project in Knightstown, Indiana tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is permitted.
- Where is Surge Henry County Technology Park?
- Surge Henry County Technology Park is in Knightstown, Indiana. Every tracked Indiana campus, with counts and capacity, is at https://datacenterindex.ai/markets/indiana.
- Who is building Surge Henry County Technology Park?
- Surge Development is developing Surge Henry County Technology Park.
Sources
- Henry County data center approved by last commissioners vote (indianapublicradio.org · press · 2026-01-29)