Blackstone's QTS Abandons Digital Gateway Project, Ends Legal Fight

Blackstone’s QTS terminates its Digital Gateway data centre project in Virginia

QTS, the data centre operator owned by Blackstone, has terminated its Digital Gateway project in Prince William County, Virginia, and withdrawn the legal filings that were keeping it alive. The move, confirmed on Thursday, ends a fight that had already outlasted most of the other parties involved in it. The project was approved in December [] This story continues at The Next Web

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QTS Terminates Massive Digital Gateway Data Center Project in Virginia as Industry Faces Record Pushback

According to Reuters, Blackstone-owned QTS has terminated its planned Digital Gateway data center development in Prince William County, Virginia, and formally withdrawn its filings after years of planning, approvals, and legal scrutiny. The project had been positioned as one of the largest hyperscale data center campuses in the United States, with expected investment potentially reaching []

Blackstone's QTS terminates Digital Gateway data center project

Blackstone's QTS said on Thursday it had terminated its planned Digital Gateway ​data center project in Virginia and withdrawn ‌the associated filings after years of planning and regulatory review.