WhiteFiber expands North Carolina data center footprint with NC-2 and NC-3 acquisitions
Aug 17, 2026, 8:03 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic expansion creates capacity upside, strengthens regional dominance, and could improve unit economics if capex is manageable and close-to-market customers convert LOIs; execution risk remains (closing, permitting, integration).
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WhiteFiber announced a definitive agreement to acquire two NC industrial sites (NC-2 and NC-3) to retrofit into data-center campuses. The deal adds at least 60 MW initial capacity with potential for about 200 MW, targeting ready-for-service in Q3 2027, with a cash price of $60 million and closing anticipated in Q4 2026. Early customer interest and proximity to NC-1 support accelerated growth under its retrofit-first model.
WhiteFiber to acquire NC-2 and NC-3; 60 MW initial, up to 200 MW.
Cash price $60 million; closing expected in Q4 2026.
Target ready-for-service by 3Q2027; proximity to NC-1 aids ramp.
Non-binding LOIs with investment-grade credit support underpins demand.
retrofit-first strategy aims for faster time-to-market and efficiency.
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