The president of AttoTek, a software development firm, David Martin, has filed for rezoning in Culpeper County, Virginia. The filing details involve rezoning 88 acres of his property around Stevensburg Road and Brandy Road. Once approved, it can lead to over 700,000 square feet (65,000 square meters) of data center development. The land in question is currently zoned Commercial Services (50 acres) and Rural Area (38 acres). The new application is to get the land rezoned to Light Industrial to pave the way for data center development.

According to Culpeper Star Exponent, David Martin initially proposed to develop up to 940,000 square feet of data center space. He later changed the proposal to 765,000 square feet. The data center development project in question is called Brandy Station Technology Park. It will see the development of three data center buildings. According to the application, a substation will also be built on the site.