Blackstone’s QTS Withdraws From Virginia Data Center Project, Threatening Collapse of World’s Largest Campus Blackstone’s QTS Realty Trust has decided to withdraw from the Prince William Digital Gateway project in Virginia, according to sources familiar with the decision. The move follows the earlier exit of partner Compass Datacenters in May, leaving the project without a developer. QTS executives concluded in recent days that pursuing the project through court was not worth the cost, the sources said, and the firm’s attorneys plan to inform the court of their decision as soon as this week. The project, planned for 2,100 acres and…
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