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COPT Data Center DC-19 (CloudHQ)

Prince William County, Virginia

Operating

Capacity
19 MWreported
To protected land
14mifrom Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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  • Capacity19 MWreported: “Overall, COPT DC-6 comprises 19.25 megawatts of power capacity across 233k sqft of gross building area, of which 100k sqft is raised floor.”
  • FootprintMid-size

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“Overall, COPT DC-6 comprises 19.25 megawatts of power capacity across 233k sqft of gross building area, of which 100k sqft is raised floor.”
dgtlinfra / Data Center Dynamics

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