PointOne
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PointOne Data Centers is a Virginia-based data center developer that builds hyperscale campuses — sold to customers as turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered-shell colocation space, plus a smaller multi-tenant colocation facility (NAP of Virginia Beach) — aimed at hyperscale, cloud, and “NeoCloud” providers rather than at retail enterprise colocation buyers. As of 2026, its active portfolio centers on three large Virginia campuses (Ashburn, Remington/Fauquier County, and Charles City County near Richmond) totaling close to 1GW of planned critical IT capacity, an existing colocation and cable-landing facility in Virginia Beach, and a newly announced 430-acre site in Lee County, North Carolina that will be built for and operated by CyrusOne. Founded around 2017-2018 with a reported $7.5 billion capital backing, PointOne differentiates itself through a land-banking, infrastructure-ready site strategy — pre-acquiring and pre-permitting large parcels near power and fiber before committing to construction, which it says shortens time-to-market for hyperscale tenants.
PointOne has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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PointOne Data Center Locations
- Acheson, Alberta, Canada Morgan Creek Technology Park PENDING REVIEW
Trade press described this 307-acre planned campus as strategically sited at the intersection of long-haul fiber routes connecting Vancouver, Edmonton, and Halifax, and slated to host a hardened international internet exchange (IBX). - Sanford, North Carolina, USA Lee County Technology Park (Lower Moncure Road) PENDING REVIEW
Local reporting indicates this planned $900 million, 90MW, roughly 300,000-square-foot facility on 430 acres will ultimately be owned and operated by CyrusOne once PointOne and partner Helix Ventures complete development. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA PointOne Ashburn Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
Independent reporting describes this 26-acre Ashburn project as slated to deliver up to 132MW across two buildings totaling 665,000 square feet. - Charles City, Virginia, USA Richmond Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
An independent facility directory describes this 178-acre Charles City County campus as designed for up to five buildings scaling to 424MW of IT load, supported by two on-site substations. - Remington, Virginia, USA Remington Technology Park PENDING REVIEW
Trade press reports this 234-acre Fauquier County campus is planned to provide 400MW across five buildings, with an initial 50MW tranche said to be available in Q4 2026. - Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA NAP of Virginia Beach TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Coverage of the facility's groundbreaking noted its role as a planned cable landing point positioned near where major transatlantic subsea cables, including Facebook/Microsoft's Marea and Telefonica's Brusa, come ashore.
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Common Questions
What kind of infrastructure does PointOne actually sell to customers?
PointOne primarily develops and leases large-scale colocation space to hyperscale, cloud, and NeoCloud providers through turnkey, build-to-suit, and powered-shell arrangements, and separately operates a retail-style colocation facility, NAP of Virginia Beach, which offers rack space, interconnection, and a cable-landing point.
Where does PointOne have physical data center facilities?
PointOne's confirmed physical footprint is concentrated in Virginia — Ashburn, Remington in Fauquier County, Charles City County near Richmond, and Virginia Beach — with a newly announced site in Lee County, North Carolina, and an earlier-stage Alberta, Canada project (Morgan Creek Technology Park) whose current status is unclear.
Does PointOne have AI/GPU-specific data center infrastructure?
No specific, sourced evidence was found of dedicated AI/GPU clusters, liquid cooling, or facilities explicitly branded as "AI factories" at any PointOne site; its marketing describes campuses generally as serving hyperscale, cloud, and NeoCloud tenants without naming specific AI hardware deployments.
Who will run the PointOne-developed data center in Lee County, North Carolina?
According to local reporting, the roughly 300,000-square-foot, 90MW facility PointOne is developing on Lower Moncure Road in Lee County will be owned and operated by Dallas-based CyrusOne once complete, with PointOne acting as the site developer alongside partner Helix Ventures.
Does PointOne offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 6 facilities where PointOne may offer colocation services. Please contact PointOne directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does PointOne offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for PointOne yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact PointOne directly to confirm cloud availability.
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