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Do you live near data centers in Loudoun County?

If so, you may be eligible for benefits. Search your address to check your eligibility and register as a data center neighbor.

Why register?

If you live near data centers, you should get something for it.

Every neighbor who registers makes the group around these data centers larger and harder to ignore. Community Digital Technologies works with data center developers to secure benefits for neighbors who bear the impact of cloud computing and AI.

Loudoun County has the largest concentration of data centers in the world. Each dot is a home near Data Center Alley, around Ashburn and Sterling, Virginia.

The technology

This is Community Digital.

Community Digital verifies and organizes the households around data centers and gives developers a compliant way to offer flexible benefits including shared ownership.

The Community Digital app on three phones: the ZIP code eligibility check, Your Data Center Benefits with the Community Credential card and the benefits activity, and the map of the data centers within 10 miles with the three Impact Zones.

How it works

  1. Address Confirmed

    People confirm their address and see how close they live to existing and proposed data centers.

  2. Credentials Claimed

    Residents receive a Community Credential that designates their Impact Zone.

  3. Benefits Aggregated

    CDT works with owners and AI industry participants to aggregate benefits for neighbors.

  4. Benefits Distributed

    When benefits are contributed, they land on your card. No benefits are promised.

Join the movement.

Check your address to be registered as a neighbor of Loudoun County’s data centers.

Community Digital is an independent company, not affiliated with data center operators. You can join regardless of whether you support or oppose a project. Benefits are not guaranteed.