Loudoun County, Virginia — data-centre briefings and the "Data Center Capital of the World" material

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Loudoun County, and the Ashburn–Sterling corridor within it, hosts the densest concentration of data-centre capacity in the world by the county's own account, and county material addresses growth constraints arising from electricity supply. V55 verification basis: the county documents were NOT fetched; only their titles and general subject were returned by search. No capacity figure is carried into this pack because retrieved third-party figures for the corridor differ by factors of several — installed IT load, contracted capacity and planned capacity are conflated across sources — and the widely repeated claim that a large share of global internet traffic passes through the county could not be traced to any authoritative source. This record names where a curator should check, not what was checked.

A evidence is not a place. Drawing it on a map would assert something about the world that no stored fact supports.