Data Center Atlas
STACK Infrastructure Berry Hill campus, Pittsylvania County
Announced
United States · 1 project · Last reported
Summary
Hyperscale data center campus planned by STACK Infrastructure on about 2,990 acres of the Southern Virginia Megasite at Berry Hill in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. The Danville-Pittsylvania regional industrial authority approved the land sale in March 2026 at USD 238,000 an acre, about USD 720 million in all. WDBJ reported USD 73 billion of investment over 30 years in April 2026, and county supervisors backed a campus reported at USD 100 billion in July 2026. Appalachian Power will serve the site; the authority's chairman expects the first building to run by about July 2027, and full build-out could take 15 to 30 years.
Source record as of 2026-07-27 · Details and sources
Location
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Projects (1)
STACK Infrastructure Berry Hill campus, Pittsylvania County
Announced last observed as of · Reported status
Location: Pittsylvania County, Virginia, US. Coordinates are the Wikipedia point for Pittsylvania County (s5); precision is county level. Sources place the campus at the Berry Hill megasite in Pittsylvania County but give no address, and the parcel was not geocoded. The staged record used the Danville city centroid, which lies outside the county. WDBJ7; WDBJ7; WSET; Wikipedia
Capacity, investment and other figures
| Measure | Value | Scope | As of | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Investment | 73,000,000,000 USD | Reported · Campus | 2026-04-30 | Investment over the next 30 years stated in WDBJ's April 2026 report, without attribution to a speaker. | WDBJ7 |
| Investment | 100,000,000,000 USD | Reported · Campus | 2026-07-21 | Figure in coverage of the county's July 2026 resolution of support; higher than the April 2026 figure and not reconciled by the sources. | WSET |
| Land area | 2,990 acres | Reported · Campus | 2026-04-30 | Acreage under the purchase and sale agreement, at USD 238,000 a gross acre. | WDBJ7 |
| Jobs permanent | about 2,050 count | Planned · Campus | 2026-04-30 | Direct full-time jobs within 20 years. | WDBJ7 |
| Jobs permanent | about 2,500 count | Reported · Campus | 2026-07-21 | Jobs expected over the next two decades, as reported in July 2026. | WSET |
| Jobs construction | 2,000–4,000 count | Reported · Campus | 2026-04-30 | Construction workers expected on site. | WDBJ7 |
Companies and organizations
| Name | Role | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| STACK Infrastructure | Developer | WDBJ7; WSET | |
| Danville-Pittsylvania Regional Industrial Facility Authority | Government | Approved selling the megasite land and is the county-city partnership through which the project is being developed. | WDBJ7; WSET |
| Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors | Government | Approved a resolution supporting the project in July 2026. | WSET |
| Appalachian Power | Utility | The county moved the megasite from Danville Utilities' service territory to Appalachian Power; a July 2026 report says power will come through AEP. | WDBJ7; WSET |
Timeline
| Date | Event | Actual or planned | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-09 | Other | Actual | The regional industrial authority unanimously approved selling the megasite land; a performance agreement was to be considered separately. | WDBJ7 |
| 2026-07-21 | Other | Actual | County supervisors approved a resolution supporting the campus. | WSET |
| 2027-07 | First operational | Planned | The regional industrial authority's chairman expects the first STACK building to be operating about a year after late July 2026. | WSET |
Power supply
| Type | Description | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Grid | Appalachian Power (AEP) service; STACK is to pay for all needed transmission and generation improvements, according to the county's economic development director. | WDBJ7; WSET |
No MW figure from STACK or local officials was found, so the record qualifies on investment. The March 2026 sale was approved to SAC III Acquisition, which shares an address with STACK; STACK was to take down the land in multiple phases, and no closing was reported in the sources. Officials said the project takes no local tax incentives and that most buildings will be dry-cooled, drawing roughly 10,000 to 20,000 gallons of water a day supplied from Eden through Danville. A resident petition against the project had more than 700 signatures in July 2026. A construction start had not been announced.
Sources for these details
- Sale approved of Pittsylvania County land to data center developer — WDBJ7; 2026-03-09 · Archived source
- New details out on massive data center planned in Pittsylvania County — WDBJ7; 2026-04-30
- Pittsylvania supervisors back $100B Berry Hill Data Center project — WSET; 2026-07-21 · Archived source
- Berry Hill Data Center expected to be operational by July 2027 — WSET; 2026-07-27 · Archived source
- Pittsylvania County, Virginia — Wikipedia; publication date not stated · Archived source
- Companies
- Developer: STACK Infrastructure (unknown scope) evidence
- Developer: STACK Infrastructure (unknown scope) evidence
- Government: Danville-Pittsylvania Regional Industrial Facility Authority (unknown scope) evidence
- Government: Danville-Pittsylvania Regional Industrial Facility Authority (unknown scope) evidence
- Government: Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors (unknown scope) evidence
- Utility: Appalachian Power (unknown scope) evidence
- Utility: Appalachian Power (unknown scope) evidence
Source and location review
- Status source
- Berry Hill Data Center expected to be operational by July 2027 evidence row
WSET · published 2026-07-27 · News - Locator
- County or district reference only · Compiled location reference · admin2 evidence
- Source checks
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Location details
- Coordinates
- 36.82000, -79.40000
- Geometry licence
- source-terms-not-recorded
- Use scope
- County or district reference only
- Scope class
- admin2
- Authority
- Compiled location reference
- Source entity
- Project
- Method
- imported_reference_point
- Derivation
- imported_reference_point
- Precision scope
- Coordinates are the Wikipedia point for Pittsylvania County (s5); precision is county level. Sources place the campus at the Berry Hill megasite in Pittsylvania County but give no address, and the parcel was not geocoded. The staged record used the Danville city centroid, which lies outside the county.
- Horizontal uncertainty
Not reported
The source record provides no measured horizontal uncertainty; original coordinate precision and note are preserved.
- Geometry evidence
- ded86a8d
A locator places the site on the map. It is not a building footprint, a construction extent or a surveyed boundary unless the use scope is an official boundary, and even then it is a parcel or permit boundary.
Evidence
Sources are linked, not redistributed; each keeps its own terms. An archived copy is a lookup for the Wayback Machine capture nearest the retrieval date and may be unavailable or differ from what was reviewed. Each hash states what it covers; imported factual records are not publisher-page captures.
| Title | Publisher | Roles | Published | Retrieved | Licence | Attribution | Content hash (SHA-256) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berry Hill Data Center expected to be operational by July 2027 Archived copy | WSET News | Imported: Geometry, Imported: Record, Imported: Status, Milestone: First Operational, Power Source: Grid, Role: Developer, Role: Government, Role: Utility | source-terms-not-recorded | WSET | cc9bb6d129625148690709a53f9216df9dc0b09f6e10bcda2de2572aca1726b2Factual source record; not the publisher page | ||
| New details out on massive data center planned in Pittsylvania County Archived copy | WDBJ7 News | Imported: Geometry, Imported: Record, Metric: Investment, Metric: Jobs Construction, Metric: Jobs Permanent, Metric: Land Area, Power Source: Grid, Role: Developer, Role: Utility | source-terms-not-recorded | WDBJ7 | cf226367e3d0fe16ce1754dbea90791b9bd84e8ef3992f16b8843e5c1f7b4f2dFactual source record; not the publisher page | ||
| Pittsylvania County, Virginia Archived copy | Wikipedia Other | Imported: Geometry, Imported: Record | not stated | source-terms-not-recorded | Wikipedia | 2bdb2d1c7eac4c92e6ad99bb0acf9fe9ff2d7a895c559317613ed77806f77ef8Factual source record; not the publisher page | |
| Pittsylvania supervisors back $100B Berry Hill Data Center project Archived copy | WSET News | Imported: Record, Metric: Investment, Metric: Jobs Permanent, Milestone: Other, Role: Government | source-terms-not-recorded | WSET | 5438aadf49acd237f49889a253710ae0ce7e4c8fd80ebaaafd9fabdeab9a3749Factual source record; not the publisher page | ||
| Sale approved of Pittsylvania County land to data center developer Archived copy | WDBJ7 News | Imported: Geometry, Imported: Record, Milestone: Other, Role: Government | source-terms-not-recorded | WDBJ7 | 61c9c248e7d8d18c7e1fc6b41cc0759716bfff2fafb1d640a81ec337149c33abFactual source record; not the publisher page |
Cite this site
Kyars, K. (2026). STACK Infrastructure Berry Hill campus, Pittsylvania County [site vcc-site-e6ad7f75be14475fcc3b]. In Data Center Atlas (2026-10-27) [Data set]. https://kiankyars.github.io/datacenter-atlas/sites/vcc-site-e6ad7f75be14475fcc3b/
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