WhiteFiber Acquires Two North Carolina Data Center Sites
WhiteFiber completes purchase of two NC development sites via Enovum Data Centers and provides update on its NC-1 facility project.
WhiteFiber, Inc. (Nasdaq: WYFI), a New York-based provider of artificial intelligence infrastructure solutions, announced Monday that it has finalized the acquisition of two data center development sites in North Carolina, expanding the company's footprint in one of the Southeast's fastest-growing technology corridors.
The transactions were executed through Enovum Data Centers Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of WhiteFiber. The company did not disclose the financial terms of either site acquisition in its initial announcement, though both deals had been previously disclosed to investors.
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Alongside the closing announcement, WhiteFiber provided investors with an operational update on its NC-1 data center project, signaling continued progress on its broader buildout of AI-focused infrastructure capacity in the state. North Carolina has emerged as a competitive destination for hyperscale and AI-oriented data center investment, driven by available land, power access, and favorable regulatory conditions.
WhiteFiber's expansion reflects wider industry momentum around AI infrastructure, as demand for specialized compute capacity continues to outpace existing supply across major U.S. markets. The company's dual-site strategy in North Carolina positions it to serve enterprise and cloud customers requiring scalable, purpose-built facilities.
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