QTS Harrisonburg

1175 N Main Street

Operational

Fully operational facility

Virginia: Rural

Region
Virginia

State
Mid-Atlantic

Region
United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

QTS Harrisonburg

Year Built: 2010

Total Power

QTS acquired this site via the Carpathia acquisition in 2015. The site is also known as the Blue Ridge Data Center when it was owned by Carpathia.

Building:

10,000 sq. ft. currently available with expansion potential for nearly 100,000 sq. ft. of raised floor
Dual 20 MW electrical transformers located on building property, serviced by power from 2 separate substations
Outside 50-mile nuclear risk zone of Washington, D.C.
100 foot setbacks

Power:

Low electical utility rates
40 MW of upgradable critical power currently available on-site and fully dedicated
12 sets of 2.5 megawatt Caterpillar generators in an N+1 configuration
Dual fed Power Distribution Units in an N+1 configuration 750 kVA UPS systems offering both high and low power density solutions
Critical load cooling systems can be served by redundant chilled water plant to accommodate over 120 watts per square foot in either a 2N or up to N+3 configuration based on customer requirements
Design supports individual direct expansion (DX) units for each individual tenant in up to a N+3 configuration.

Map and Nearby Locations:

1175 N Main Street

QTS Data Centers Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of QTS Harrisonburg

Distance	Site	About
1.05 miles	Segra Harrisonburg

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Operating Company

QTS Data Centers is a privately held data center company owned by funds managed by Blackstone, with corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas. It provides colocation, custom data center and managed services, along with carrier-neutral connectivity across its platform.

QTS operates sites in the United States and in the Netherlands. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in Chicago and Princeton in 2014, added government and managed hosting capabilities with the Carpathia acquisition in 2015, and entered the Netherlands market in 2019. QTS became a public company in 2013 and was taken private in 2021.

History:

On August 31, 2021 funds managed by Blackstone completed the acquisition of QTS Realty Trust.
April 30, 2019: Acquired two operating data centers in Groningen and Eemshaven, Netherlands, for approximately $44 million.
June 2015: QTS acquires Carpathis Hosting for $326 million. The transaction increases QTS's ability to serve IaaS and Government clients. Additionally the transaction provides a number of deployments within Equinix facilities.
July 8, 2014: Acquired the former Chicago Sun-Times printing plant for conversion to a data center.
June 30, 2014: Acquired the Princeton, New Jersey data center from McGraw Hill Financial.
2013: Went public (IPO) and started trading under the symbol QTS on the NYSE.
2010 Acquired their Richmond facility
2005 QTS acquired Atlanta Suwanee data center
2003: Company acquired its first data center in Overland Park, KS
2003: QTS was founded by Chad Williams with its first data center in Overland Park in Kansas