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QTS Data Centers: tracked projects and locations

QTS Data Centers is linked to 9 tracked projects in Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, South Carolina, totaling 2.61 GW of planned capacity. Role: developer.

Ranked #16 of 59 developers by the published capacity of its tracked projects that are proposed, approved, under construction or operating, as developer or operator (2.61 GW). See the ranking →

ProjectStatusCapacityDeveloperLast update
Prince William Digital Gateway
Gainesville, Prince William County, VA
Cancelled — Compass Datacenters, QTS Data Centers Jul 2, 2026
Project Marvel
Bessemer, Jefferson County, AL
Approved 1.2 GW QTS Data Centers, TPA Group Sep 22, 2026
QTS Augusta Data Center Campus
Augusta, Augusta-Richmond County, GA
Under construction — QTS Data Centers Sep 15, 2026
QTS Cedar Rapids Data Center Campus
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, IA
Under construction 1.05 GW QTS Data Centers Apr 24, 2026
QTS DeForest Data Center Campus
DeForest, Dane County, WI
Cancelled — QTS Data Centers Feb 3, 2026
QTS Fayetteville data center campus
Fayetteville, Fayette County, GA
Operating 250 MW QTS Data Centers May 13, 2026
QTS Richmond campus expansion (RIC4 and RIC5)
Sandston, Henrico County, VA
Approved 110 MW QTS Data Centers May 18, 2026
QTS Van Wert Data Center Campus
Van Wert, Van Wert County, OH
Approved — QTS Data Centers May 29, 2026
QTS York County Data Center Campus
Lake Wylie, York County, SC
Under construction — QTS Data Centers Mar 10, 2026

Latest QTS Data Centers data center news

The newest dated changes at QTS Data Centers’s tracked projects, each from the filing, notice or report linked beside it.

  1. Project Marvel AL
    Mayor Kenneth Gulley, who backed Project Marvel, loses the mayoral runoff to former council member Louise Alexander, 54.53% to 45.47%, after an election season the Birmingham Free Press describes as dominated by the project Birmingham Free Press
  2. QTS Augusta Data Center Campus GA
    The Augusta Commission approves rules governing new data centers, 6-5, ending the city’s almost three-month moratorium The Augusta Press
  3. QTS Augusta Data Center Campus GA
    Augusta releases a final draft data center ordinance that would not apply to the QTS campus WRDW/WAGT News 12
  4. Project Marvel AL
    Two of the five Bessemer City Council members who voted for the Project Marvel rezoning lose their seats in the August municipal elections, according to the Birmingham Free Press Birmingham Free Press
  5. Project Marvel AL
    NDA released showing officials had to destroy confidential records when it expires or when the developer asks WBHM / Inside Climate News
  6. Prince William Digital Gateway VA
    QTS withdraws petitions and ends the project Potomac Local
  7. Project Marvel AL
    QTS confirms plans for the data center campus WBRC
  8. Project Marvel AL
    Judge David Hobdy dismisses the residents' rezoning lawsuit with prejudice WBRC

Company profile

What it does
QTS describes itself as a provider of data center solutions in North America and Europe serving hyperscale technology companies, enterprises and government entities, and says it is a Blackstone portfolio company (March 2025). [1]
Founded
QTS says Chad Williams had a 20+ year career founding and building QTS, which was originally founded from Quality Group of Companies (press release dated March 25, 2025; no specific founding year stated). [1]
Headquarters
In its Form 10-K for fiscal year 2018, QTS stated its executive headquarters was in Overland Park, Kansas. [2]
QTS's current 'Who We Are' page lists a U.S. headquarters address in Sterling, Virginia (as of September 2026). [3]
Leadership
QTS announced on March 25, 2025 that CEO and Chairman Chad Williams would step down effective April 18, 2025, and that David Robey and Tag Greason were appointed Co-CEOs. [1]
QTS's leadership page lists David Robey and Thomas A. "Tag" Greason as Co-Chief Executive Officers (as of September 2026). [4]
Ownership
Blackstone and QTS announced on August 31, 2021 that Blackstone affiliates had completed their purchase of QTS Realty Trust in a transaction of approximately $10 billion, including debt. [5]
On June 7, 2021, QTS and Blackstone announced a definitive agreement for Blackstone vehicles to acquire all outstanding QTS common stock for $78.00 per share in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $10 billion. [6]
Stated footprint
At the August 2021 closing of the Blackstone deal, QTS was described as owning over 7 million square feet of mega scale data center space in North America and Europe (company claim, 2021). [5]
Website
QTS's March 2025 press release gives its website as www.qtsdatacenters.com. [1]
  1. QTS CEO Chad Williams to Step Down after Founding and Leading QTS over 20+ Year Career PR Newswire (QTS Data Centers press release), 2025-03-25
  2. QTS Realty Trust, Inc. Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2018 QTS Realty Trust (filed with U.S. SEC), 2019
  3. Who We Are - QTS Data Centers QTS Data Centers, 2026-09
  4. Our Leadership - QTS Data Centers QTS Data Centers, 2026-09
  5. Blackstone Funds Complete Acquisition of QTS Realty Trust Blackstone, 2021-08-31
  6. QTS Realty Trust to Be Acquired by Blackstone Funds in $10 Billion Transaction QTS Data Centers, 2021-06-07

Company self-descriptions and stated figures are the company’s own claims, dated where the source gives a date.

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