Meta broke ground in Gallatin in August 2020 on a 982,000-square-foot campus and announced on November 14, 2024 that the data center was serving traffic.
Meta's 2020 post put the investment at more than $800 million supporting about 100 jobs; its 2024 post says the fully built facility will represent more than $1.5 billion in Tennessee.
Meta says eight Meta-supported projects with TVA add 530 MW of new renewable energy in Tennessee; that is a renewable-supply figure, not the campus load.
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The reviewed locality label is “Sumner County”. Confirm parcel jurisdiction independently. No locality-matched land-use reference is recorded in this packet; consult the actual governing jurisdiction.
Reviewed disclosure: Not disclosed (530 MW renewable procurement is separate). A campus specification is not an energized utility commitment. The general TVA and local power company references do not identify the serving utility, governing rate or service agreement for this particular site.
The register does not establish a project-specific water allocation or final environmental approval.
Reviewed investment disclosure: More than $1.5B at full build-out — operator. A program commitment is not a campus valuation.
Reviewed jobs disclosure: Over 100 operational jobs — operator, 2024. An announced target is not a live vacancy count. The operator references do not establish an employer affiliation, hiring commitment or project-specific training agreement for an unrelated training provider.
Canonical record: https://tennessai.com/data-centers/meta-gallatin