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Microsoft / Leesburg / Virginia / US
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Next to the Leesburg Executive Airport, the site is immediately south of two existing Microsoft facilities, known as IAD01-1 and IAD01-2, which together reportedly comprise more than 245,000 sq ft (22,750 sqm).
the company plans to build two more data centers at 19540 Compass Creek Parkway, to be known as IAD02 and IAD03, according to Loudoun economic development documents and confirmed by executive director Buddy Rizer
The Leesburg Town Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to initiate an annexation petition to incorporate the entirety of the Compass Creek development, including a Microsoft data center campus.
The action comes a year after talks with county leaders on a potential deal to share tax revenues from covering the Microsoft data centers broke off.
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