TPC Data Centers is developing multiple data centers throughout the U.S. with a simple concept: bringing significant power and storage closer to the data source. The company recognizes that local storage, access, and distribution are crucial to meeting the surging demand of future applications for large and small organizations seeking edge capabilities with greater storage ability.
As the general manager partner, TPC Data Centers is responsible for site location, construction, and operational service contracting, as well as all due diligence for financing all projects. The company aims to unlock a new era of efficiency and sustainability in data management.
TPC Data Centers boasts a hyper-efficient operation with an industry-leading 1.10 Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), outperforming the standard 1.35 to 1.5. This commitment to sustainability and cost-effectiveness sets TPC apart in meeting diverse data management needs.
The company offers unparalleled adaptability through its innovative modular design. TPC's models seamlessly scale to smaller sites through flexible modular vertical expansion, maximizing usable space and providing exceptional versatility. This design allows clients to grow without constraints, making TPC Data Centers an optimal choice for evolving business requirements.
Greenfield data center planned by Carrier-Neutral OperatorInterested in this information?Contact us (Twin Palms Capital) in Payson, Utah. TPC's duplicatable standard design: a ~150,000 sq ft, two-level building on roughly 10 acres with a proprietary low-water cooling system and an on-site water-recycling pond. In city planning as of mid-2026.
TPC Data Center is planning its first data center in Prince George's County at 6201 Frost Place in Laurel, close to the Burtonsville substation.
August 23, 2024 Northern Virginia
A report from Synergy Research Group found that just twenty state or metro markets account for 62 percent of the world’s current hyperscale data center capacity. Northern Virginia tops this list while the Greater Beijing Area takes the second place, with both making up 22 percent of global...
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August 16, 2023 Northern Virginia
Leesburg's Loudoun County Council unanimously approved data center design criteria. Unlike Ashburn, Virginia's Leesburg has no data centers; however, this may change. Three rezoning petitions may allow data center development in town. One is in the Oaklawn neighborhood, one close to the former...
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June 28, 2023 Northern Virginia
Residents of Prince William County, Virginia, are attempting to sell their land to an unidentified data center developer. According to InsideNoVa, residents of Sanders Lane near Gainesville are attempting to sell their land to a data center developer. The residents appear to be attempting to...
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May 25, 2023 Northern Virginia
The Virginian county of Culpeper may soon see the construction of more than four million square feet of data centers. The Culpeper Town and County Councils have received rezoning requests that would enable the construction of approximately 17 buildings on two campuses on the town's border...
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May 15, 2023 Northern Virginia
A poll of Northern Virginia residents by the National Parks Conservation Association has found that the majority oppose the development of data centers near public land, including national parks. The survey polled 300 voters from several Northern Virginia jurisdictions. Of those polled, 77%...
Read moreMay 14, 2023 Northern Virginia
Spotsylvania County officials are planning to capitalize on data center building expansion. They are modifying the county's Comprehensive Plan as part of their efforts. The county Planning Commission scheduled data center-specific Comprehensive Plan amendment public hearings Wednesday night after...
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