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Construction research 2026-10-24: The county-hosted planning market analysis names TPC Data Center MidAtlantic at 6201 Frost Place and explicitly proposes 2027 development. Proposed applies to that named parcel, not a completed data center or nearby Konterra project. The tracker’s 20MW is unverified and removed. Planning floor area and a projected delivery year do not establish commissioning or cost. Source quote: “TPC Data Center Study Area MidAtlantic is proposed to be developed in 2027.” Whitespace-normalized PDF text; market-analysis body names the facility and address.[1]
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The county-hosted planning market analysis names TPC Data Center MidAtlantic at 6201 Frost Place and explicitly proposes 2027 development. Proposed applies to that named parcel, not a completed data center or nearby Konterra project. The tracker’s 20MW is unverified and removed. Planning floor area and a projected delivery year do not establish commissioning or cost.
Data center campus in Maryland with tracked parcel boundary (7.56 acres, 150,000 sq ft, 20 MW).
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