Stack Infrastructure: NAL01B Data Center

The NAL01B Data Center is a planned hyperscale facility developed by STACK Infrastructure, located at 7300 Souder Road in New Albany, Ohio, within the rapidly expanding Columbus data center market . As part of STACK’s established NAL01 campus, this development is designed to deliver large-scale, high-density infrastructure to support cloud, AI, and enterprise workloads across the Midwest and broader United States.

Strategically positioned approximately 15 miles northeast of Columbus, New Albany has emerged as a major hyperscale growth region due to its access to low-cost power, strong fiber connectivity, and proximity to key U.S. population centers . NAL01B will leverage these advantages, providing low-latency connectivity to major markets such as Chicago, New York, and Northern Virginia.

The facility is planned as a standalone building on a 17-acre campus, with approximately 51MW of critical IT capacity and significant expansion potential, making it well suited for hyperscale deployments and long-term infrastructure growth .

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Located at 7300 Souder Road, New Albany, Ohio
2. Part of STACK Infrastructure’s NAL01 campus
3. Planned ~51MW of critical IT capacity
4. Situated on a 17-acre campus
5. Approximately 354,000 SF planned building size
6. Designed for hyperscale, cloud, and AI workloads
7. Positioned in one of the fastest-growing U.S. data center markets

🔌 Power Infrastructure

1. Power supplied by American Electric Power (AEP Ohio)
2. High-capacity electrical infrastructure designed for hyperscale deployments
3. Redundant power systems planned for continuous uptime
4. Designed to support large-scale, high-density compute environments

❄️ Cooling Infrastructure

1. Advanced cooling systems planned for high-density workloads
2. Designed to support modern cooling technologies, including liquid cooling
3. Redundant mechanical systems for continuous operation
4. Optimized for efficiency in large-scale deployments

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier-neutral connectivity model
2. Access to dense Midwest fiber routes connecting major U.S. markets
3. Low-latency connectivity to Chicago, Northern Virginia, and New York
4. Designed for hybrid cloud and multi-region architectures

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Multi-layer physical security architecture planned
2. 24/7 monitoring and controlled access systems
3. CCTV surveillance across critical infrastructure areas
4. Visitor management systems and strict access protocols
5. Designed to meet enterprise and hyperscale security standards

💼 Who It Serves

1. Hyperscale cloud providers expanding in the Midwest
2. Enterprise organizations requiring central U.S. infrastructure
3. AI and high-performance computing deployments
4. SaaS and digital platforms serving national markets
5. Organizations implementing multi-region and disaster recovery strategies