Data center campus · Southwest corner of NW 128th St. and US 169, Kansas City (Northland), straddling the Clay-Platte county line, Clay County, Missouri

Meta Kansas City Data Center (Golden Plains Technology Park)

Operating as of Aug. 20, 2025

Meta's Kansas City data center in the Golden Plains Technology Park opened in August 2025 after a $1 billion build, with more buildings under construction on land Meta owns in Clay and Platte counties. Also known as: Project Velvet, Golden Plains Technology Park, KCM.

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PowerNot statedNot reported in the records found
Floor area1.4e+06sq ft

Who is behind it

ProjectMeta Kansas City Data Center (Golden Plains Technology Park)Also: Project Velvet, Golden Plains Technology Park, KCM
Developer and teamMeta (through Velvet Tech Services LLC)
Diode Ventures (park developer)
End userMeta

The record, newest first

  1. Meta announced the $1 billion, 1.4 million sq ft data center was online, its 28th worldwide. (Ingram's, Aug. 20, 2025)

  2. A university site tour reported two connected data centers finished, a third (about 500,000 sq ft) under construction by Turner, and a long-term plan for about 14 buildings. (University of Illinois, Global Leaders in Construction Management, March 17, 2025)

  3. Meta was reported to have bought the remaining roughly 508 acres of the park (278.5 acres in Platte County, 229.8 acres in Clay County) and said it had no plans yet to build there. (DCD, Jan. 12, 2023)

  4. Meta confirmed an $800 million-plus, roughly 1 million sq ft data center on more than 375 acres, aiming to open in 2024. (DCD, March 24, 2022)

  5. Reporting identified Meta as the tenant of Project Velvet, a 1.88 million sq ft master plan in Zone 3 of the Golden Plains Technology Park, with a first phase of a 601,995 sq ft data center and a receiving building. (The Platte County Landmark, March 16, 2022)

Conflicts and open questions

  • The park straddles Clay and Platte counties; county set to Clay, but the buildings' exact county is not confirmed in opened sources.
  • No public record was found of a filed 'expansion' project or of specific Buildings 4 and 5; the 14-building long-term plan comes from a site-tour write-up, not from Meta.
  • Opening date and investment come from Ingram's reporting of Meta's announcement; Meta's own page was not opened.
  • Coordinates are approximate, at the reported intersection.

The full record

Status note
Meta said in Aug. 2025 the data center was online and serving traffic; a third building was under construction in March 2025.
Power note
No campus MW published; a March 2025 site tour write-up says each data center building needs about 30 MW.
Evidence
News reports; primary records not yet obtained
Size class
Under 50 MW (outside main scope; kept for completeness)
Map position approximate, from the reported address or area. Updated Oct. 17, 2026.