Pittsylvania County Set to Host 21-Building AI Data Center Campus
Pittsylvania County, Virginia, is set to host "Project Crossroads," a massive AI data center campus developed by Stack Infrastructure at the Berry Hill megasite. The project involves 21 buildings, will be developed over 15 years, and is projected to consume…
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 20, 2026 —
Pittsylvania County, Virginia, is set to host Project Crossroads, an AI data center campus planned for the Berry Hill megasite. Stack Infrastructure is developing the project, which is expected to include 21 buildings and unfold over 15 years.
The campus is projected to use up to 3,000 megawatts of power and 7 million gallons of water per day. Those figures describe the project’s projected maximum consumption; the information provided does not specify when those levels would be reached or how usage would change as the campus is developed.
The project has been described as a significant economic development for Southside Virginia, with substantial investment and job creation anticipated. However, no investment total or job estimate was provided. The available information also does not identify a construction start date, a schedule for individual buildings, or the status of permits and approvals.
Project Crossroads’ stated scale combines a multi-building campus with a development period spanning 15 years. The power and water projections indicate the scale of the resources the campus could require, but no further details were provided about how those needs would be met.
Further specifics about the project’s financing, employment plans, construction phases and approvals were not included in the information available. The details provided establish the campus’s developer, proposed location, building count, development period and projected resource use, but leave those other aspects unreported.
Story summarized from the original created by Grace Mamon on cardinalnews.org, see more information here.
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