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QTS Richmond 5 Campus
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The QTS Richmond 5 Campus, located in Sandston, Virginia, is a significant long-term investment by QTS Data Centers in Henrico County. This expansive campus is designed to support global digital infrastructure and is being developed with a commitment to responsibility, transparency, and local community partnership.
At full build-out, the campus will encompass approximately 240 acres and feature a total of six data center buildings. The design approach prioritizes both the technical demands of critical infrastructure and the importance of thoughtful development that integrates with the surrounding community.
QTS emphasizes community investment beyond its facilities, actively building relationships and contributing to the Richmond area with a long-term perspective. This includes local partnerships and initiatives aimed at supporting the community.
At full build-out, the campus will encompass approximately 240 acres and feature a total of six data center buildings. The design approach prioritizes both the technical demands of critical infrastructure and the importance of thoughtful development that integrates with the surrounding community.
QTS emphasizes community investment beyond its facilities, actively building relationships and contributing to the Richmond area with a long-term perspective. This includes local partnerships and initiatives aimed at supporting the community.
This is a campus listing, that covers multiple data centers.
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