Rockdale County Community Outreach
Connecting Conyers, Georgia to the Future
Serving Locally in Rockdale County, Georgia
DC BLOX is developing a state-of-the-art data center campus in Conyers, Georgia, referred to as Atlanta East.
We are commited to joining community and business leaders to support growth and collaboration in the Conyers-Rockdale area. Community partnerships are a cornerstone of our mission to serve locally and connect globally with the intent of building strong connections that extend beyond our Atlanta East facility into the community we serve.
We’re Your Neighbors, Invested in Rockdale’s Success
Sponsor of the Conyers-Rockdale Annual Golf Summit
Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce 2025 Business Expo
Platinum Sponsor of the Georgia Regional Sports Council
How DC BLOX is Invested in Rockdale County
Economic Growth
Substantial tax revenue from our facilities helps fund schools, police and fire services, hospitals, libraries, and other local infrastructure.
Job Creation
We hire local labor during construction, support locally owned businesses, and create long-term jobs that generate even more indirect employment in the community.
Connectivity
The networks we build offer high-speed Internet access to local businesses and underserved neighborhoods.
Community Partners
We’re proud to support local organizations like the Restoration Storehouse, the Georgia Regional Sports Council, and the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce.
Addressing Common Questions & Concerns
What is a data center?
Data centers are buildings where computer servers store, process, and deliver the information and services we rely on every day, from streaming movies to online shopping to telehealth appointments. Without data centers, modern life simply doesn’t work.
Will my power bill go up?
No. DC BLOX pays for all new energy infrastructure and our own electrical usage at regulated market rates. Residents will not see higher bills because of our data center. In fact, Georgia Power has committed to the Public Service Commission that the cost of additional power supplied to data centers will not be passed down to existing ratepayers.
Will data centers use up our water?
No. Modern data centers use energy efficient air conditioning systems to keep hosted computers cool. Unlike data centers of the past, our data centers use a closed-loop water cooling system. The system is initially primed with utility water but then continuously recirculates water throughout the system without the need to replenish its supply or to expel used water into the environment. The overall water usage of our facility is similar to that of a typical commercial building.
At DC BLOX, we live by our values: Trust, Teamwork, Tenacity. We are committed to our partnership with Rockdale County for the long term.
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