WhiteFiber Acquires Two North Carolina Data Center Sites
WhiteFiber completes purchase of two NC development sites via Enovum subsidiary and provides update on its NC-1 project.
WhiteFiber, Inc. (Nasdaq: WYFI), a New York-based provider of artificial intelligence infrastructure solutions, announced Monday the completion of its acquisition of two data center development sites in North Carolina, adding to the company's expanding footprint in a state that has become a growing hub for large-scale computing infrastructure.
The transactions were executed through Enovum Data Centers Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of WhiteFiber. The company did not disclose the financial terms of the acquisitions in its initial announcement, but confirmed both deals have closed as of the Nov. 3, 2026 disclosure.
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Alongside the acquisition news, WhiteFiber provided a progress update on its NC-1 facility, the company's flagship North Carolina data center project. Details on NC-1's development timeline or operational capacity were limited in the initial release, though the dual-site acquisition signals an accelerating buildout strategy in the region.
The move reflects broader industry momentum around AI-driven data center demand, as hyperscalers and infrastructure providers race to secure development-ready land in power-accessible markets across the Southeast United States. North Carolina has attracted significant capital investment in recent years due to its relatively favorable energy costs, existing fiber connectivity, and available real estate for large campus-style deployments.
WhiteFiber's expansion through Enovum positions the company to pursue additional capacity as enterprise and cloud customers increase demand for dedicated AI compute infrastructure. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
