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Microsoft Fairwater Wisconsin

Mount Pleasant, Racine County, Wisconsin, United StatesExpanding
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No public figure
Lead participant
Microsoft
Owner Operator Compute Customer
Last updated
Jun 23, 2026
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About Microsoft Fairwater Wisconsin

Microsoft's first Fairwater AI datacenter became operational in June 2026 on the former Foxconn tract in Mount Pleasant. The first facility spans three buildings and 1.2 million square feet on 315 acres; an adjacent second facility is under construction for 2028.

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Capacity

Operating capacityAn operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.

No additional capacity claims are published.

Development

3 phases · 0 milestones
Original Fairwater facilityOperational
Adjacent second facilityUnder Construction
Northern Mount Pleasant expansion programApproved Or Planned

Infrastructure

First Phase Peak Water UseUtility Projection

234,000 gallons/day

First Phase Annual Water UseUtility Projection

2,800,000 gallons/year

Expanded Annual Water UseUtility Projection

8,400,000 gallons/year

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1
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3

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Cooling & water: 3

Facts & sources

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13 facts
Operational Date
2026-06-23
Actual
Site Area
315 acres
Reported
Building Count
3
Actual
Gross Area
1,200,000 sq. ft.
Actual
Initial Investment
$3,300,000,000
Committed
Second Facility Investment
$4,000,000,000
Committed
Second Facility Completion Forecast
2028-12-31
Forecast
Operational Jobs
550 jobs
Actual Company Reported
Jobs After Second Facility
800 jobs
Forecast
Compute Scale
Hundreds of thousands NVIDIA GPUs
Planned Or Installed
First Phase Peak Water Use
234,000 gallons/day
Utility Projection
First Phase Annual Water Use
2,800,000 gallons/year
Utility Projection
Expanded Annual Water Use
8,400,000 gallons/year
Utility Projection