5000MWIT Capacity
57.1Mgal/dayAI est.AI EstimateModeled from leading published research on data center power, water use, and acoustics — including industry efficiency surveys, water-usage-effectiveness studies, and operator sustainability disclosures — calibrated to this facility's verified attributes. Replaced by actual figures as they're published.Water
73.8dB(A)AI est.AI EstimateModeled from leading published research on data center power, water use, and acoustics — including industry efficiency surveys, water-usage-effectiveness studies, and operator sustainability disclosures — calibrated to this facility's verified attributes. Replaced by actual figures as they're published.Est. Noise
MetaOperator
About this facility
Hyperion is a 5000 MW data center in United States operated by Meta, currently operational. Estimated water use is about 57,061,152 gal/day.
Last updated: July 24, 2026
- IT Power Capacity
- 5000 MW· wikidata
- Water Usage
- 57,061,152 gal/dayAI est.AI EstimateModeled from leading published research on data center power, water use, and acoustics — including industry efficiency surveys, water-usage-effectiveness studies, and operator sustainability disclosures — calibrated to this facility's verified attributes. Replaced by actual figures as they're published.
- Zoning
- Not available
- Distance to Residential
- Not available
- County / District
- Not available
- Region
- Not available
Sources
- Wikidata · retrieved 2026-07-19
- AI Estimate · retrieved 2026-07-24
Frequently asked questions
- What is Hyperion?
- Hyperion is a 5000 MW data center in United States operated by Meta, currently operational. Estimated water use is about 57,061,152 gal/day.
- Where is Hyperion located?
- Hyperion is located in United States.
- Who operates Hyperion?
- Hyperion is operated by Meta.
- How big is Hyperion?
- Hyperion has an IT power capacity of 5000 MW.
- Is Hyperion operational?
- Yes — Hyperion is currently operational.
- How much water does Hyperion use?
- Hyperion has an estimated water use of about 57,061,152 gallons per day.