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Data Centers in Idaho

Idaho is home to 18 data center facilities totaling 1,865 MW of capacity. 5 projects are under construction or planned.Explore the full breakdown of water usage, noise, tax incentives, and upcoming construction below.

Total facilities

18

Total capacity

1,865 MW

Water-cooled

10

Operating

13

Under construction

2

Planned

3

High-noise sites

4

Tax-incentivized

11

Est. jobs

3,374

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All Facilities in Idaho (18)

FacilityStatusCapacityWater-cooledNoiseTax incentives
Idaho Data Center 11
Unknown
Operating201 MWYeshighYes
Idaho Data Center 2
Unknown
Operating184 MWYeslowNo
Idaho Data Center 7
Unknown
Planned166 MWNolowYes
Idaho Data Center 10
Unknown
Operating162 MWNomoderateNo
Idaho Data Center 14
Unknown
Operating153 MWYeslowYes
Idaho Data Center 4
Unknown
Under Construction142 MWYeshighYes
Idaho Data Center 8
Unknown
Operating141 MWNolowYes
Idaho Data Center 9
Unknown
Operating114 MWYeslowNo
Idaho Data Center 5
Unknown
Operating103 MWYeslowNo
Idaho Data Center 12
Unknown
Operating96 MWNolowYes
Idaho Data Center 13
Unknown
Operating89 MWYeslowNo
Idaho Data Center 6
Unknown
Operating79 MWYesmoderateNo
Idaho Data Center 18
Unknown
Under Construction77 MWNohighYes
Idaho Data Center 3
Unknown
Operating61 MWNolowYes
Idaho Data Center 17
Unknown
Operating48 MWYesmoderateYes
Idaho Data Center 16
Unknown
Planned26 MWNohighYes
Idaho Data Center 1
Unknown
Planned17 MWYesmoderateNo
Idaho Data Center 15
Unknown
Operating6 MWNomoderateYes

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Water usage from data centers in Idaho

10 of 18 data center facilities in Idaho use water-based cooling, drawing an estimated 0 gallons per day combined. Water-cooled facilities rely on evaporative cooling towers, which can place strain on local water supplies — particularly during drought conditions. Residents near these sites may want to monitor local water utility reports and conservation measures.

Tax incentives for data centers in Idaho

11 facilities in Idaho receive local or state tax incentives. These incentives — often property tax abatements, sales tax exemptions on equipment, or utility rate discounts — are used to attract data center investment. Residents should understand how these agreements affect local tax revenue, school funding, and public services.

Noise impact from data centers in Idaho

4 facilities in Idaho are classified as high-noise sites, where cooling fans, HVAC systems, and backup generators may be audible from nearby homes. An additional 5 are rated moderate. Residents living within a few hundred feet of these facilities should be aware of potential low-frequency hum, especially at night when ambient noise is lower.

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