JK Technology Park 3 Data Center 24393 Stone Springs Blvd Sterling VA 48MW

Status: Proposed / Active Zoning & Site Permitting   |   Location: 24393 Stone Springs Boulevard, Sterling, VA 20166, USA

Project Overview

The JK Technology Park #3 Data Center is a proposed hyperscale data center development planned on an approximately 21-acre parcel at 24393 Stone Springs Boulevard, Sterling/Arcola, Loudoun County, Virginia 20166, USA. Developed as part of the broader JK Technology Park expansion by JK Land Holdings in partnership with associated joint-venture development entities, the project forms part of the high-density Arcola/Dulles data center submarket, an increasingly important concentration of digital infrastructure within Northern Virginia. The development is positioned adjacent to the PowerHouse Arcola cluster, providing access to an established data center ecosystem with regional power infrastructure, fiber connectivity, and supporting technology services. JK Technology Park #3 is designed to provide approximately 184,080 gross square feet of mission-critical facility space, supporting a range of enterprise cloud, hyperscale, artificial intelligence, and other high-performance computing workloads. The development targets an estimated critical IT load of approximately 30.0 MW to 48.0 MW, with a total utility interconnection supply of approximately 60.0 MW to support both computing equipment and associated mechanical and electrical infrastructure. The facility is expected to connect to Dominion Energy's regional subtransmission network, providing the reliable electrical supply required for continuous data center operations. Its cooling strategy combines conventional air-cooled dry chiller infrastructure with readiness for direct-to-chip liquid cooling, providing flexibility as rack densities and thermal requirements increase. This design is particularly relevant for next-generation AI inference and accelerated computing deployments, where high-density GPU systems can generate substantially greater heat loads than conventional enterprise servers. The combination of a strategic location, significant electrical capacity, scalable mission-critical space, and advanced cooling readiness positions JK Technology Park #3 as a notable addition to the rapidly expanding Loudoun County data center pipeline. The project also reflects the broader evolution of Northern Virginia's data center market toward facilities capable of supporting increasingly power-intensive cloud, AI, and high-density computing workloads.

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