- 970,000 square feet of existing industrial space on 96 acres 100 miles north of Raleigh and Charlotte
- 24MW Q4 2025 → 99MW Secured → up to 200MW
- First customer secured under non-binding LOI
- The facility’s extensive electrical and cooling infrastructure is being retrofitted to Tier 3 standards
- $45M cash transaction with non-dilutive financing structures for future development
- Targeted go-live date of December 2025
We’re excited to announce that WhiteFiber has completed the acquisition of a 96-acre, ~1 million square foot industrial property in Madison, North Carolina. This location will become our newest flagship data center campus - purpose-built to support the next generation of AI workloads and modern colocation needs. Our first customer for NC-1 has been secured under non-binding LOI.
This expansion reflects our ongoing investment in delivering scalable, high-performance infrastructure to customers across industries. Whether you're building in the cloud, colocating high-density racks, or operating a hybrid environment, WhiteFiber is committed to providing the flexibility, power, and reliability needed to scale with confidence.
A Strategic Location for High-Density Growth
Located in North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad - within 100 miles of Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Winston-Salem - this site offers a unique combination of power availability, infrastructure footprint, and geographic reach.
With 24 MW of power expected to come online in Q4 2025 (and a total of 99 MW secured), the campus has the potential to scale up to 200 MW over time, subject to obtaining Electricity Service Agreements from Duke Energy and certain other conditions.
That makes it one of the most robust and forward-looking HPC colocation facilities in the region.
“North Carolina’s leadership in high performance computing started decades ago with our research universities, the Research Triangle, and our focus on the future. WhiteFiber’s decision to join our state’s IT community will help bring the next generation of computing excellence to North Carolina."
Josh Stein, Governor of North Carolina
A Boost for the Region - and Our Customers
This project isn’t just a milestone for WhiteFiber - it’s a major win for Rockingham County and the Town of Madison. We’ve received tremendous support from state and local leaders, and we’re proud to bring investment, jobs, and long-term growth to the region.
“Their planned investment of over $1 billion1 and creation of more than 60 jobs is a tremendous boost for our region."
Kevin Berger, Chair of the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners
"Transforming the former Unifi facility into a state-of-the-art AI data center campus is a remarkable step forward for our local economy."
William Phillips, Mayor of Madison
Designed for What’s Next
As the demands of AI infrastructure continue to evolve, WhiteFiber remains committed to giving customers the infrastructure foundation they need - today and tomorrow. This new facility will feature:
- Immediately available power and direct utility partnerships
- Flexibility to support both private and hybrid deployments
- Proximity to top talent and regional enterprise ecosystems
- Access to state and local incentives to support long-term growth
If you're exploring colocation for AI, HPC, or enterprise workloads, we’d love to show you what’s possible in North Carolina - and across our growing global footprint.
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