Data Center Construction in Virginia

Botetourt County, Virginia has purchased approximately 900 acres of land known as the Blount Farm for $4,563,900, with Google identified as the prospective data center developer for the site. This is an early-stage land acquisition signal, with the county's Board of Supervisors unanimously approving the purchase to attract a Google data center project, though specific facility size and constructio

Google has acquired approximately 340 acres near Westchester Commons in Chesterfield County, outside Richmond, Virginia, for a project known as 'Project Loch Campus,' and has secured rezoning approval for data center development on the site. This is a significant land acquisition and rezoning milestone that signals Google's intent to build a large-scale hyperscale data center campus in the Richmon

Google has announced plans to develop a data center in Botetourt County, Virginia, prompting local protests over tax breaks and concerns about the impact of data center development on the community. The project is in the announced stage and has drawn attention due to a gubernatorial event with Gov. Spanberger where protesters gathered. Botetourt County is not a traditional data center hub like Nor