• Long-term customer commitment: Duos signed a 10-year, 20 MW colocation agreement worth more than $400 million, with deployment expected in Q2 2027.
  • Expanding the development pipeline: The company is pursuing approximately 100 MW of additional powered, data center-zoned land, including 25 MW under contract and 75 MW in active negotiations.
  • Continued momentum: This announcement builds on Duos’ Columbus, Georgia expansion.

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Duos Technologies Group (Nasdaq: DUOT) announced this week a 10-year colocation agreement covering 20 megawatts of facility load for an established, publicly traded U.S. cloud services provider. The agreement represents more than $400 million in total contract value over its initial term, with deployment expected in the second quarter of 2027 across Duos’ growing Edge AI campus portfolio.

This announcement combines contracted demand with a pipeline of potential sites, a pairing central to Duos’ contract-first development model. Rather than building speculative inventory and then seeking tenants, the company works to establish customer demand before committing significant capital to a location. The latest agreement provides a long-term commercial commitment as Duos pursues additional capacity for AI, cloud, content delivery and enterprise computing workloads.

Alongside the customer agreement, Duos is pursuing approximately 100 MW of additional powered, data center-zoned land across multiple U.S. sites. Approximately 25 MW is currently under contract, while another 75 MW remains in active negotiations. The company expects to finalize all site agreements by year-end, pending due diligence and other factors.

CEO Doug Recker framed the agreement and land expansion efforts as complementary steps in the company’s growth strategy. Its modular architecture is designed to support scalable, power-dense infrastructure, while the contract-first approach ties development decisions to customer requirements. Together, these elements underpin Duos’ efforts to expand its customer base and contracted revenue.

This expansion comes as power availability increasingly shapes data center development. As power constraints and lengthy transmission-development timelines have increasingly become obstacles in desirable markets, cloud providers are seeking to secure power ahead of future demand. Against that backdrop, Duos’ combination of powered, appropriately zoned sites, modular infrastructure, and contracted customers addresses closely linked industry priorities: securing suitable locations, aligning investment with demand and shortening the path to deployment.

To learn more about Duos Technologies Group, visit duostechnologies.com.