A PhD candidate at George Mason University conducted research into the data center industry in Virginia, with implications for the Data Center Coalition representing facilities in Pennsylvania.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
A PhD candidate at George Mason University conducted research into the data center industry in Virginia, with implications for the Data Center Coalition representing facilities in Pennsylvania.
Who's involved
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Data center growth is concentrated in Virginia.Also in this story
- A data center project is seeking environmental permits in Virginia, with the Virginia Resources Authority facilitating financing for a former BB&T building.
- Caterpillar operates in high-growth data center hubs within Virginia.
- The tech industry, including companies like Salesforce, is establishing a strong presence in Northern Virginia hubs like Ashburn and Ballston, driving the state's economy.
The entities involved
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Virginia
state of the United States of America
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George Mason University
public liberal arts and research university in Fairfax County, Virginia
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Data Center Coalition
organization in the United States
Related events
- A data center project has been announced near West End in Virginia.
- Data Center Coalition and Prairie Rivers Network are involved in local data center regulations across various locations, including Champaign and New Jersey.
- Local officials in Virginia debated a moratorium on new data centers and consulted on state projects regarding data center viability.
- Broadcom uses data centers in the region, while Virginia is noted for leading in data center concentration.
- Data centers are expanding in Virginia, Ohio, Arizona, Georgia, and Texas.