Global Infrastructure Partners

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Global Infrastructure Partners data center developments across 2 states, including VA, TN.

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News ClipWPLN News·Nashville, Davidson County, TN

Why Nashville will struggle to block the DC BLOX data center near zoo

Nashville city officials, led by Mayor Freddie O’Connell, are attempting to block a proposed $700 million DC BLOX data center near the Nashville Zoo through new legislation, including zoning rules, a moratorium, and eminent domain. The company may argue "vested rights" due to a filed permit, potentially leading to court challenges. The project faces significant community and political opposition over environmental, electricity, and water concerns.

zoning opposition environmental announcement government legal electricity water moratorium

7/9/2026

News ClipVoice of Alexandria·Sterling, VA

EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure Secures $1.5 Billion of Construction Financing for Two Fully Leased Hyperscale Data Centers in Northern Virginia

EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure secured $1.5 billion in construction financing for two fully leased hyperscale data centers, AS01 and AS02, in Sterling, Virginia. These facilities will support a combined 114 MW of critical load, with initial occupancy scheduled for late 2026 and mid-2027. The financing includes a Green Loan component, reflecting EdgeCore's focus on sustainable construction and expansion plans in Virginia.

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4/24/2026

News ClipVirginia Business·Sterling, Loudoun County, VA

EdgeCore secures $1.5B toward Sterling data centers construction

EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure has secured $1.5 billion in financing to build two fully leased hyperscale data centers in Sterling, Loudoun County, Virginia. These facilities will encompass 685,000 square feet and support a cumulative 114 megawatts of critical load. Initial occupancy for the first building is scheduled for November 2026, with the second following in July 2027.

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4/22/2026