Aligned Data Centers

Construction is progressing on our multi-billion-dollar data center campus in Coshocton County, OH. As we build out the capacity needed to support rapidly growing compute demands, we are equally focused on generating long-term careers and economic opportunities for our neighbors.

For Aligned, responsible infrastructure development starts with sustainability and community. Our approach in Coshocton centers on:

- Local Economic Growth: Investing in workforce development and building strong regional partnerships to keep economic value close to home.
- Civic Improvements: Dedicating capital to upgrade essential local infrastructure, including neighborhood road improvements.
- Resource Stewardship: Breathing new life into a legacy industrial site to benefit the community while protecting local energy, land, and water supplies.

From day one, Aligned’s philosophy has been rooted in sustainable, responsible growth and transparency. This investment brings together high-density capacity, reliable energy, and long-term civic collaboration to create lasting value for our customers, Coshocton County, and the broader state of Ohio.

We are proud to put down roots and be a contributing member of the Coshocton community.

See how we’re building differently in Coshocton. Explore project details and our community FAQ: https://aligneddc.com/coshocton-county-oh-data-center/?utm_source=social+media&utm_medium=facebook&utm_id=Coshocton+Community+Post

Strong communities are built through partnership, preparation, and trust.

Part of how we operate is working alongside local first responders through proactive campus familiarization and preparedness efforts. By helping teams better understand our buildings, infrastructure, and site access, we support stronger coordination and readiness while continuing to build trusted relationships within the community.

It’s one example of how we approach being a long-term community partner in the regions where we build and operate. https://aligneddc.com/blog/data-center-safety-starts-with-community-partnerships/