Each Virginia packet keeps the reviewed record, its disclosure scope and its sources together. Unanswered controls stay questions, not approvals inferred from an announcement.
AWS announced a planned $35 billion investment in additional Virginia data center campuses by 2040. This is a statewide program, not a single campus or completed spend.
Google’s August 2025 announcement committed an additional $9 billion to Virginia cloud and AI infrastructure through 2026, including a Chesterfield County data center.
Microsoft confirms that it operates a data center in Boydton. Southern Virginia also hosts Microsoft’s TechSpark community and skills work.
Google identifies Loudoun County as the location of its first Virginia data center, opened in 2019.
Google reports that construction of its Prince William County data center was completed in 2023 and describes the Northern Virginia facilities as operating.
Google’s 2025 Virginia investment announcement includes a new Chesterfield County data center. The cited announcement does not establish its current construction or operating stage.
QTS lists Richmond 1 as a 207-acre campus in Sandston with 238 MW of critical campus capacity. The specification is an operator campus figure, not a verified energized load.
QTS markets a two-building, 28-acre Ashburn campus. Its page lists 55 MW-plus for DC1 and a separately described DC2 expansion.
QTS describes a 105-acre, planned six-building campus with 190 MW-plus of critical campus capacity in the Manassas area.
Vantage’s VA3 specification describes a 134-acre campus planned for seven data centers and 288 MW of critical IT load.
Vantage describes its planned Fredericksburg VA4 campus at 225 Centreport Parkway as three facilities with 192 MW of critical IT load. This is a planned campus specification, not verified delivered utility capacity.