DartPoints, a leading regional provider of colocation, cloud, and interconnection solutions, announced a $125 million expansion of its Greenville County data center. The investment will create 10 high-tech jobs, according to the South Carolina Department of Commerce. The project increases total capacity from 2.5 megawatts to 12.5 megawatts, adding 88,000 square feet of high-density space engineered for artificial intelligence (AI), enterprise and edge applications. Officials said the Greenville expansion will provide critical infrastructure for regional enterprises and universities that depend on high-performance computing, research and analytics to power AI-driven innovation. By locating capacity closer to where data is created and consumed, DartPoints helps organizations operate with greater speed, efficiency and resilience, the officials said. Every DartPoints facility is developed with a mix of air and liquid cooling options to meet performance needs while managing energy use responsibly. The company’s approach focuses on supporting communities that want to attract technology growth while maintaining reliable, energy-efficient operations. Construction is underway, and operations are expected to begin in July 2027. Individuals interested in joining DartPoints’ team can learn more at www.dartpoints.com/careers. “This project builds on DartPoints’ collaboration with state and local partners to expand access to critical IT power in high-growth regions,” said DartPoints President and CEO Scott Willis. “Greenville has been a part of our platform for nearly two decades.” Willis added, “This investment reflects our confidence in the region’s talent and business environment. We’re building capacity for the kinds of workloads, including AI, research and data analytics, that are shaping how organizations operate today.” | 
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