AVAIO Digital Leo Data Center Campus (Project Leo, East 145th Street, Pulaski County)
Announced
United States · 1 project · Last reported
Summary
AVAIO Digital's campus page for Leo, in its version of 25 August 2026, identifies Project Leo as a 296-acre AI-ready data center and power campus on 145th Street in Pulaski County near Little Rock, with 1,070 MW of planned total baseload power (570 MW grid and 500 MW behind the meter), an executed Entergy Arkansas electric service agreement for initial grid capacity to be energized in Q4 2027 and an initial fully contracted capacity planned to be online by 2027. This dated company disclosure names and locates the project, so it is recorded as announced as of 25 August 2026, the date of the page version (dateModified, bounded by Internet Archive copies of 19 August and 4 September 2026). The page also says AVAIO 'has broken ground' and that the site 'has a fully approved Site Plan'; neither statement is dated or tied to a recorded permit, so no permit or physical-work stage is asserted. Energization and capacity dates are forecasts, and no current IT capacity is established. evidence
AVAIO Digital Partners · published 2026-08-25
Location
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Campus reference; individual project footprints are not mapped.
Projects (1)
AVAIO Digital Leo (Project Leo) — planned AI-ready data center and power campus on 296 acres
Announced last observed as of · Project announcement
The copy archived on 19 August 2026 carries the version with dateModified 2026-07-29: Leo on 145th Street, Little Rock, Pulaski County, at the same coordinate (34.623375, -92.246825), described as a 760-acre project with grid power energized in April 2027, direct on-site access to an interstate natural-gas pipeline for 500+ MW of behind-the-meter generation and a further 420 MW of grid power planned for 2030. It already states that AVAIO has broken ground and that the site has a fully approved site plan. evidence
AVAIO Digital Partners (archived by the Internet Archive) · publication date not stated
The copy archived on 4 September 2026 carries the version with dateModified and datePublished 2026-08-25T20:07:33Z: Leo as a 296-acre project at 145th Street with the same coordinate, an initial fully contracted capacity online by 2027 and Entergy Arkansas grid capacity energized in Q4 2027. Its page text is identical to the live capture of 27 October 2026. evidence
AVAIO Digital Partners (archived by the Internet Archive) · publication date not stated
The CDX listing shows captures of the Leo page on 31 January, 6 and 11 February, 16 March, 12 and 18 June, 19 August and 4 September 2026; the 19 August capture is the latest before the 25 August modification and the 4 September capture the first after it. evidence
Internet Archive · publication date not stated
The sitemap lists the Leo campus page with lastmod 2026-09-24T11:27:26Z, the same timestamp as the Brandon and Appomattox campus pages and other site pages (a site-wide republication), and lists no AVAIO update about Leo after the 12 January 2026 announcement (lastmod 2026-02-06). evidence
AVAIO Digital Partners · publication date not stated
AVAIO Digital Partners (AVAIO Digital) announced on 12 January 2026 a data center hub near Little Rock in Pulaski County, Arkansas, named AVAIO Digital Leo, to be built in multiple phases with an initial $6 billion combined investment by AVAIO and its customers, a 150 MW Entergy Arkansas contract and anticipated demand of up to 1 GW, on a site then described as 760 acres with on-site natural-gas infrastructure. It forecast a first-phase construction start in the first quarter of 2026 and completion and energization in June 2027, and more than 500 permanent operations jobs over five years. evidence
AVAIO Digital Partners · published 2026-01-12
A point-intersect query at AVAIO's published campus coordinate returns a single parcel, 35R-024.00-023.00, owner ADP LITTLE ROCK DATA HUB LLC, situs E 145TH ST, Little Rock, Pulaski County, section 24 T1S R12W, parcel type AV. evidence
Arkansas GIS Office (statewide publication of Pulaski County assessor records) · publication date not stated
The same three ADP LITTLE ROCK DATA HUB LLC parcels returned in the layer's native EPSG:26915 coordinates: planar areas 209.82, 38.47 and 41.94 acres (union 290.24 acres); their union centroid transformed to WGS 84 lies 0.91 m from the centroid computed from the WGS 84 output. evidence
Arkansas GIS Office (statewide publication of Pulaski County assessor records) · publication date not stated
No municipal boundary polygon contains the Leo coordinate, so the campus lies in unincorporated Pulaski County outside the City of Little Rock, consistent with the county's role in the project. evidence
Arkansas GIS Office · publication date not stated
The county boundary layer places the Leo coordinate in Pulaski County (FIPS 05119). evidence
Arkansas GIS Office · publication date not stated
The county's recap of the 25 August 2026 Quorum Court meeting records that item 26-I-64A, an ordinance declaring a temporary 90-day moratorium on accepting, processing, reviewing and approving new and existing applications for permits, zoning amendments and site plans for high-intensity digital infrastructure projects in unincorporated Pulaski County, was withdrawn, and that item 26-I-56A, an ordinance regulating high-intensity digital infrastructure uses in unincorporated areas, was placed on first reading. It does not name AVAIO or Project Leo. evidence
Pulaski County, Arkansas · published 2026-08-26
The county's recap of the 22 September 2026 Quorum Court meeting records that item 26-I-56B passed: an ordinance regulating high-intensity digital infrastructure uses in the unincorporated areas of Pulaski County, classifying such uses as heavy industrial and establishing a conditional use permit process with performance standards, cost recovery, inspection, monitoring, enforcement and decommissioning safeguards. It does not name AVAIO or Project Leo. evidence
Pulaski County, Arkansas · published 2026-09-23
- Companies
- Owner: ADP Little Rock Data Hub LLC (current) evidence
Source and location review
- Status source
- AVAIO Digital: Leo | Little Rock, Arkansas campus page, version of 25 August 2026 evidence row
AVAIO Digital Partners · published 2026-08-25 · Company disclosure - Locator
- Campus locator · Official source · official_tax_parcel_union_centroid evidence
- Source checks
Not reviewed against imagery not_
reviewed
No imagery review is recorded for this project. Its status rests only on the dated authoritative source. · no independent imagery verificationStatus age at review: 63 days before the data update on 2026-10-27
Location details
- Coordinates
- 34.62084, -92.24765
- Geometry licence
- public-record-source-terms
- Use scope
- Campus locator
- Scope class
- official_tax_parcel_union_centroid
- Authority
- Official source
- Source entity
- Campus
- Method
- official_statewide_parcel_layer_union_centroid_of_operator_entity_campus_parcels
- Derivation
- direct_geometry
- Precision scope
- Planar centroid (computed in UTM 15N) of the union of three contiguous Pulaski County tax parcels owned by ADP LITTLE ROCK DATA HUB LLC, as published in the Arkansas GIS Office statewide parcel layer: 35R-024.00-023.00 (E 145th St, 209.97 geodesic acres), 35R-024.13-001.00 (McDonald Rd, 38.50 acres, enclosed by the first) and 35R-019.00-068.00 (E 145th St, 41.97 acres). The union is one polygon of 290.44 geodesic acres, about 1,463 by 1,055 m; the point lies inside it, 410 m from its boundary, and the native NAD83 / UTM 15N cross-check differs by 0.91 m. It locates the campus property, not a building footprint, works extent or surveyed boundary.
- Horizontal uncertainty
Not reported
The statewide layer describes its polygons as approximate tax-parcel locations and publishes no positional accuracy; the centroid represents a 290-acre three-parcel property about 1.5 by 1.1 km, and no building or phase position is published.
- Geometry evidence
- 51075d13
A locator places the site on the map. It is not a building footprint, a construction extent or a surveyed boundary unless the use scope is an official boundary, and even then it is a parcel or permit boundary.
Evidence
Sources are linked, not redistributed; each keeps its own terms. An archived copy is a lookup for the Wayback Machine capture nearest the retrieval date and may be unavailable or differ from what was reviewed. Each hash states what it covers; imported factual records are not publisher-page captures.
| Title | Publisher | Roles | Published | Retrieved | Licence | Attribution | Content hash (SHA-256) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arkansas GIS Office Boundaries layer 41 (MUNICIPAL_BOUNDARY): query at AVAIO's published Leo coordinate Archived copy | Arkansas GIS Office Government record | Site and project identity | not stated | public-record-source-terms | Arkansas GIS Office, FEATURESERVICES/Boundaries FeatureServer layer 41 MUNICIPAL_BOUNDARY | 6d4d949c093a1039a25117b4095f8c9a75e2a5803d820f8fb72fa90fe6fdb885Retained source material; see source provenance | |
| Arkansas GIS Office Boundaries layer 48 (COUNTY_BOUNDARY): query at AVAIO's published Leo coordinate Archived copy | Arkansas GIS Office Government record | Site and project identity | not stated | public-record-source-terms | Arkansas GIS Office, FEATURESERVICES/Boundaries FeatureServer layer 48 COUNTY_BOUNDARY | 59d9afabfcc7df07536a64e111e0fcbc73ceb3fff94d0b30a7436fb2c85d914cRetained source material; see source provenance | |
| Arkansas GIS Office statewide parcels (PARCEL_POLYGON_CAMP): Pulaski County parcels owned by ADP LITTLE ROCK DATA HUB LLC and ADP LITTLE ROCK GREEN COMPUTE LLC Archived copy | Arkansas GIS Office (statewide publication of Pulaski County assessor records) Government record | Geometry, Owner claim | not stated | public-record-source-terms | Arkansas GIS Office, FEATURESERVICES/Planning_Cadastre FeatureServer layer 6 PARCEL_POLYGON_CAMP | 2709f2277364d15e082f69f5613684ec15349ff99ffb49af68edae6ae2a5c130Retained source material; see source provenance | |
| Arkansas GIS Office statewide parcels: parcel intersecting AVAIO's published Leo coordinate (34.623375, -92.246825) Archived copy | Arkansas GIS Office (statewide publication of Pulaski County assessor records) Government record | Site and project identity | not stated | public-record-source-terms | Arkansas GIS Office, FEATURESERVICES/Planning_Cadastre FeatureServer layer 6 PARCEL_POLYGON_CAMP | 9f100b3d57ff55750f8e3e7904851156306dff7b5146490b3f2bff9d3d8dcfdaRetained source material; see source provenance | |
| Arkansas GIS Office statewide parcels: parcels 35R-024.00-023.00, 35R-024.13-001.00 and 35R-019.00-068.00 in native NAD83 / UTM 15N coordinates Archived copy | Arkansas GIS Office (statewide publication of Pulaski County assessor records) Government record | Site and project identity | not stated | public-record-source-terms | Arkansas GIS Office, FEATURESERVICES/Planning_Cadastre FeatureServer layer 6 PARCEL_POLYGON_CAMP | 1d8c6dbb13b49e7122bfd8d50a68517b158e8984bab2b97cb1d0d1ac4fba15faRetained source material; see source provenance | |
| AVAIO Digital Announces New Large-Scale AI-Ready Data Center and Power Campus in Little Rock, Arkansas (12 January 2026) Archived copy | AVAIO Digital Partners Company disclosure | Site and project identity | all-rights-reserved | AVAIO Digital | 5112fa43428d59cc1cf9a3196d85399b3ece11d0eec789777b973912b22a7ae8Retained source material; see source provenance | ||
| AVAIO Digital website sitemap, captured 27 October 2026 Archived copy | AVAIO Digital Partners Company disclosure | Site and project identity | not stated | all-rights-reserved | AVAIO Digital | ea0d67df51c4c4699ad0349f0ab13b9f961f150f5ea4568a9b1d1f6640c3b3a4Retained source material; see source provenance | |
| AVAIO Digital: Leo | Little Rock, Arkansas campus page, Internet Archive copy of 19 August 2026 (earlier version) Archived copy | AVAIO Digital Partners (archived by the Internet Archive) Company disclosure | Site and project identity | not stated | all-rights-reserved | AVAIO Digital; copy preserved by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine | 3e38c41206c562b7160958dbc6d102430f5b4fbaf6d41ae4ddbdaa2248382e4cRetained source material; see source provenance | |
| AVAIO Digital: Leo | Little Rock, Arkansas campus page, Internet Archive copy of 4 September 2026 (25 August version) Archived copy | AVAIO Digital Partners (archived by the Internet Archive) Company disclosure | Site and project identity | not stated | all-rights-reserved | AVAIO Digital; copy preserved by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine | bc3a49f351f2dcbda477af32d5b134b1644d85acce3d828fd270eda3744eabc4Retained source material; see source provenance | |
| AVAIO Digital: Leo | Little Rock, Arkansas campus page, version of 25 August 2026 Archived copy | AVAIO Digital Partners Company disclosure | Project announcement | all-rights-reserved | AVAIO Digital | d8da976f003a3fc4be6b4bd6224aed6dd49e9d09ae3a614056885ca19becba64Retained source material; see source provenance | ||
| Internet Archive CDX capture listing for avaiodigital.com/developments/little-rock-arkansas (2025 onwards) Archived copy | Internet Archive Other | Site and project identity | not stated | all-rights-reserved | Internet Archive | 8371ac03c69c0ddb70f83d57a84ac63222ab33e74650c02ac8547b3c91b49af2Retained source material; see source provenance | |
| Pulaski County: August 25, 2026 Pulaski County Quorum Court Recap (posted 26 August 2026) Archived copy | Pulaski County, Arkansas Government record | Site and project identity | public-record-source-terms | Pulaski County, Arkansas | 9971a0ce77f80d4ff275ab7f3b6850f0b89e286df4790f89c46a642990b4bd77Retained source material; see source provenance | ||
| Pulaski County: September 22, 2026 Pulaski County Quorum Court Recap (posted 23 September 2026) Archived copy | Pulaski County, Arkansas Government record | Site and project identity | public-record-source-terms | Pulaski County, Arkansas | 9414fc3d4281f114d337860b8c8d7f5e3cbcda99cdc6f0b2f4653feb69dfca07Retained source material; see source provenance |
Cite this site
Kyars, K. (2026). AVAIO Digital Leo Data Center Campus (Project Leo, East 145th Street, Pulaski County) [site vcc-site-29afcba86015feddd76b]. In Data Center Atlas (2026-10-27) [Data set]. https://kiankyars.github.io/datacenter-atlas/sites/vcc-site-29afcba86015feddd76b/
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