Atlanta Prices
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Is Atlanta a smart colocation market?
Great fit if: you need Southeast U.S. coverage, exceptional power pricing (~$0.05/kWh for industrial data centers), and robust fiber infrastructure—Atlanta hosts 148+ data centers making it the Southeast’s premier hub.
Competitive pricing: Atlanta colocation offers excellent value with industrial power rates approximately 5¢/kWh (considerably less than the national average). Expect competitive pricing with strong infrastructure investment.
Market momentum: Major providers (QTS, Digital Realty, Equinix, CoreSite) have significant footprints. Atlanta’s business-friendly environment and strategic location drive continued data center expansion.
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Enterprise companies requiring low-latency connections to CME Group and CBOE
Software/SaaS companies requiring cost-effective, reliable infrastructure
Financial services firms needing secure, compliant data center space
Media and entertainment companies serving streaming and content delivery workloads
AI and machine learning startups training models on GPU clusters with competitive power rates
E-commerce platforms needing optimal reach to Southeast population centers
Healthcare organizations requiring HIPAA-compliant infrastructure close to major medical hubs
No Client Too Small
Atlanta’s colocation market welcomes all sizes—from solo developers launching their first startup to Fortune 500 companies deploying multi-megawatt operations.
We’ve helped small businesses secure cost-effective space in modern suburban facilities and enterprises negotiate competitive rates in premium downtown carrier hotels. Georgia’s business-friendly environment means you don’t need massive contracts to access world-class infrastructure. Whether you’re deploying a single 1U server or planning a private cage with 20kW per rack, we’ll match you with providers eager to earn your business.
Current Market Rates (2025)
Why Atlanta Pricing Delivers Value
Atlanta Data Center Market Map: Where to Deploy & Why
Major Players in Atlanta Market:
Note: Pricing based on current Atlanta market rates provided. Exact costs vary by facility, power density, contract terms, and connectivity requirements.
| Configuration | Typical Power | What You Get | Atlanta Price Range |
| 1U-2U Single Server | 200W-500W (1-3A 120V) | Basic rack space, 1-5TB bandwidth, remote hands | $130-$250/month |
| Quarter Cabinet (24U) | 2-3 kW | Lockable quarter rack, 100M-1GigE bandwidth | $1,100-$1,500/month |
| Standard Half Cabinet (48U) | 2-5 kW | Dedicated half rack, 100M-1GigE, standard density | $1,500-$1,875/month |
| High-Density Half Cabinet (48U) | 10-17 kW (3-phase) | Advanced cooling, 1M-1GigE, GPU/HPC optimized | $2,500-$5,200/month |
| Standard 4-Rack Private Cage | 20 kW total (5kW/rack) | Multi-rack private space, 1GigE+, custom security | $5,500-$6,000/month |
| High-Density 4-Rack Private Cage | 80 kW total (20kW/rack) | Advanced cooling, high-density power, 1GigE+ | $16,000-$20,000/month |
Based on current Atlanta market survey data; suburban facilities may offer 10-20% savings vs. downtown
| Configuration | Atlanta | Miami | Virginia | Dallas |
| 1U-2U | $130-$250 | $130-$250 | $108-$250 | $130-$250 |
| 24U Quarter Cab | $1,100-$1,500 | $1,100-$1,500 | $861-$1,100 | $1,100-$1,500 |
| 48U Standard | $1,500-$1,875 | $1,500-$1,875 | $1,500-$1,875 | $699-$1,875 |
| 48U High-Density | $2,500-$5,200 | $2,500-$5,200 | $2,500-$5,200 | $749-$4,700 |
| 4-Rack Standard Cage | $5,500-$6,000 | $5,500-$6,000 | $5,750-$6,250 | $4,250-$6,000 |
| 4-Rack High-Density Cage | $16,000-$20,000 | $16,000-$22,500 | $16,000-$22,500 | $14,000-$18,000 |
Key Insight: Atlanta offers competitive pricing across all configurations, with power cost advantages providing long-term TCO benefits. Virginia (Ashburn) shows lower entry pricing for small deployments, while Dallas offers competitive high-density options.
Atlanta serves as the primary fiber intersection point for the Southeast U.S., with extensive connectivity to major population centers and international markets.
Major providers include:
Direct on-ramps to all major cloud providers:
Atlanta hosts Federal Reserve operations and major financial institutions, providing robust infrastructure for financial applications.
International gateway — Hartsfield-Jackson Airport and fiber routes support global connectivity
| Factor | Atlanta | Virginia (Ashburn) | North Carolina | Miami |
| Avg Price/kW | $140-$180/mo | $120-$160/mo | $130-$170/mo | $150-$200/mo |
| Power Costs (Industrial) | ~$0.05/kWh | ~$0.06/kWh | ~$0.06/kWh | ~$0.09/kWh |
| Data Center Count | 148+ | 200+ (hyperscale hub) | 40+ | 50+ |
| Carrier Density | High | Very High | Moderate | High |
| Climate | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | Hot/Humid (higher cooling costs) |
| Best For | Regional coverage, cost efficiency | Hyperscale, AWS proximity | Manufacturing, research | Latin America gateway |
Sources: Market surveys, utility rate data, provider information
Strategic Advantages of Atlanta Colocation
Power Cost Leadership
Industrial data center rates approximately $0.05/kWh provide significant long-term operational savings compared to most major U.S. markets.
Southeast Regional Hub
Strategic location provides optimal connectivity to rapidly growing Southeast markets including Florida, Carolinas, and Tennessee.
Business-Friendly Environment
Georgia’s tax incentives, regulatory climate, and infrastructure investment support data center growth and operational efficiency.
Fiber Infrastructure
Extensive fiber networks built during telecom boom provide robust connectivity options with competitive bandwidth pricing.
Global Gateway
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (world’s busiest) ensures excellent physical accessibility and supports international business operations.
Climate Efficiency
Moderate temperatures (annual range 33°F to 89°F) reduce cooling costs compared to hot southern markets like Miami or Phoenix.
Market Growth
148+ data centers with continued investment from major providers signals market stability and future infrastructure availability.
| Feature | Atlanta Colocation | Ashburn, VA | Miami |
| Average price/kW | $140-$180/month | $120-$160/month | $150-$200/month |
| Industrial power costs | ~$0.05/kWh | ~$0.06/kWh | ~$0.09/kWh |
| Data center count | 148+ | 200+ | 50+ |
| Climate advantage | Moderate (cooling efficient) | Moderate | Hot/Humid (higher costs) |
| Best for businesses | Southeast coverage, cost efficiency | Hyperscale, cloud proximity | Latin America gateway |
Atlanta offers exceptional value with industrial data center rates around $0.05/kWh—significantly lower than NYC (27¢), Silicon Valley (20-25¢), and even competitive markets like Dallas (13.5¢). This translates to substantial long-term operational savings.
Yes—Atlanta facilities offer high-density options from 10-20kW per rack with advanced cooling systems. Competitive power costs make Atlanta particularly attractive for power-intensive AI/ML workloads. Expect to pay $2,500-$5,200/month for high-density half cabinets.
Atlanta provides excellent coverage: <5ms to Charlotte, <15ms to Miami, <10ms to Nashville, and <20ms to most Southeast population centers. This makes Atlanta ideal for applications serving Southeast U.S. markets.
Downtown facilities offer higher carrier density and premium interconnection options but command 15-25% price premiums. Suburban locations (Marietta, Suwanee, Norcross) provide excellent cost efficiency with strong connectivity—ideal unless you need extensive carrier access.
Most Atlanta facilities offer 2-4 week deployment timelines for standard configurations. High-density deployments requiring custom power/cooling may need 4-8 weeks. Atlanta’s growing market means less demand pressure than Ashburn or Dallas.
Major Atlanta providers maintain comprehensive certifications including SOC 2, SSAE 18, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS compliance. Healthcare and financial services find robust options for regulated workloads.
Excellent choice—low natural disaster risk, diverse fiber paths, competitive pricing, and geographic distance from East Coast facilities make Atlanta ideal for DR strategies paired with Northern or Midwest primary sites.
Atlanta offers superior carrier density, more provider options, and better power pricing. Charlotte works well for North Carolina-centric deployments, but Atlanta provides broader Southeast reach and infrastructure choices.
Atlanta colocation delivers exceptional value—combining competitive pricing, low power costs, and strategic Southeast positioning. You get robust infrastructure without coastal market premiums.
If you need Southeast U.S. coverage with cost-efficient operations and strong connectivity, Atlanta is hard to beat.
Choose downtown Atlanta when extensive carrier access and premium interconnection justify the premium. Choose suburban Atlanta facilities when cost efficiency matters most while maintaining excellent connectivity.
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