WhiteFiber Acquires Two North Carolina Data Center Sites
WhiteFiber completed acquisition of two NC data center development sites via subsidiary Enovum and issued an update on its NC-1 project.
WhiteFiber, Inc. (Nasdaq: WYFI), a New York-based provider of artificial intelligence infrastructure solutions, announced Monday the completion of its acquisition of two data center development sites in North Carolina, moving forward with an expansion of its AI-focused infrastructure footprint in the southeastern United States.
The transactions were executed through Enovum Data Centers Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of WhiteFiber. The company did not disclose the financial terms of the acquisitions in its initial announcement, though the deals had been previously disclosed to investors before closing.
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Alongside the acquisition news, WhiteFiber provided an operational update on its NC-1 project, which represents the company's first major data center development initiative in North Carolina. Details of the NC-1 progress were included in the broader announcement, signaling continued momentum in the company's buildout strategy amid robust industry demand for AI-ready data center capacity.
The move reflects a broader trend among AI infrastructure providers racing to secure developable land and power-ready sites, particularly in states like North Carolina that offer favorable energy access and proximity to major fiber corridors. WhiteFiber's latest steps position the company to scale its capacity as enterprise and hyperscale demand for AI compute continues to accelerate.
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