An emerging AI market on the TVA grid, spanning Memphis and North Mississippi. We search here for space and power for GPU deployments, and check local rules before you commit.
LD Advisors · Updated October 25, 2026
~2 GW
AI compute planned at one developer's Memphis-area campuses
$20B+
Announced AI investment in Southaven, MS
11–32 GW
New generation TVA says it needs by 2040
47%
TVA carbon-free power, fiscal 2025
Memphis has grown around a few very large AI projects. Power comes from TVA, which approves large loads itself, so timing depends on the TVA process as much as on the building.
Sources: Office of the Governor of Mississippi (Jan 8, 2026); TVA (Aug 20, 2026); Landgate (Aug 25, 2026); WSMV (Feb 12, 2026); Mississippi Today (Jul 29, 2026); SELC; WWD (Jun 24, 2026).
Some, mostly tied to new projects. Large loads need TVA approval, so we check power timing for each site before we introduce it.
Bills for data center customers rise about 10% over three years, plus capacity commitment charges. In colocation, these costs can show up in power pricing.
No. The city council rejected one in a 6–6 vote on October 20, 2026. Follow-on rules are still being settled.
Mississippi offers a 10-year sales and use tax exemption for qualifying projects. Tennessee exempts qualifying equipment and applies a 1.5% tax on data center electricity.
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