QTS York County DC1
York County, SC
Project details
Capacity 134.4 MW reported. Status planned. City . County York. State SC. Grid .
Overview
QTS Data Centers’ York County campus is a planned hyperscale development in South Carolina backed by a $10 billion investment announcement. The South Carolina Department of Commerce identified QTS as the developer and described the project as a major addition to the state’s digital-infrastructure sector. QTS develops and operates large data-center campuses for cloud and enterprise customers and is owned by Blackstone funds. The York County location places the campus in the Charlotte regional market, where interstate transmission, industrial land, and proximity to North Carolina support large computing loads. State and local economic-development work brought the project through the public announcement process, with the investment planned over multiple years as buildings and supporting infrastructure are constructed. The campus name on the map distinguishes this first hall as DC1. A second York County hall appears beside it as part of the same development, so the building table groups both records under the DC1 campus page rather than treating the neighboring phase as an unrelated location. Together the named records provide the map’s current view of the project’s initial planned capacity and status. Public reporting focuses on the overall QTS investment and development program, while the Powered Lands records provide the building-level count, coordinates, lifecycle, and reported megawatts used below.
The public map lists 2 map records. Reported campus capacity is 134.4 MW. All 2 buildings are planned.
Map records
Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.
- QTS York County DC1 | 67.2 MW | planned | 35.040268, -81.107025
- QTS York County DC2 | 67.2 MW | planned | 35.037216, -81.10761
Sources
- QTS Data Centers announces $10 billion investment in York County — South Carolina Department of Commerce, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Powered Lands data center map