Organization
Governor of Virginia
State executive office that announced the EdgeCore Louisa County data center campus plan.
What to know first
- IdentityGovernor of Virginia, Government agency, Government bodyHigh confidence
- Commercial servicesData center · United States / Virginia, United StatesHigh confidence
Basic information
- Display nameGovernor of VirginiaHigh confidence
- Legal typeGovernment agencyHigh confidence
- Directory categoryGovernment bodyHigh confidence
- AliasesCommonwealth of Virginia Governor's Office, Virginia GovernorMedium confidence
- Last updatedAug 28, 2026High confidence
Locations
- Geography scopeUnited States / Virginia, United StatesHigh confidence
- Data centerUnited States / Virginia, United StatesMedium confidence
What it does
- Data centerUnited States / Virginia, United States, Data center operator, EdgeCore official company overviewHigh confidence
Other network resources
- Data centerGovernor of Virginia United States Data center · United States / Virginia, United StatesHigh confidence
People and contacts
- ContactsPolicyMedium confidence
- Available contact typesPolicyMedium confidence
Source basis
- EdgeCore official company overviewEdgeCore describes itself as a wholesale data center developer, owner and operator serving hyperscale customers.High confidence
- EdgeCore campuses pageEdgeCore publicly lists U.S. campus locations including Ashburn, Mesa and Reno.High confidence
- Governor of Virginia release on EdgeCore Louisa County projectVirginia announced that EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure plans a $17 billion data center campus in Louisa County on 697 acres, with 3.9 million square feet and more than 1.1 gigawatts of capacity.High confidence
- Virginia Economic Development Partnership release on EdgeCore Louisa County campusVEDP states EdgeCore plans to invest $17 billion in the Louisa County campus and expects the project to create 50 jobs.High confidence
- Louisa County announcement on EdgeCore land acquisition and campus planLouisa County said EdgeCore acquired 697 acres in Shannon Hill Regional Business Park for a data center campus expected to total 3.9 million square feet and support more than 1.1 gigawatts.High confidence