Quantum Loophole Frederick Campus
- Planned / design
- 2,800 MW
- Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
On September 14, 2026, Frederick County rejected the Catellus development-rights and community-benefits agreement application and extended its pause on new data center applications to July 1, 2027. These actions do not amount to cancellation of all previously approved parcels or the entire Frederick campus. Quantum Loophole’s Frederick campus is a large-scale data center development area in Adamstown, Maryland, planned around dedicated fiber, power and shared infrastructure. Public materials describe a multi-tenant campus opportunity extending toward approximately 2.8 GW at full build, but phase-by-phase power delivery and tenant occupancy remain prospective. The figure is a design ceiling, not operating IT load. Local land-use conditions, transmission upgrades, environmental permits, tenants and construction financing remain material execution items.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Quantum Loophole’s Frederick campus is a large-scale data center development area in Adamstown, Maryland, planned around dedicated fiber, power and shared infrastructure. Public materials describe a multi-tenant campus opportunity extending toward approximately 2.8 GW at full build, but phase-by-phase power delivery and tenant occupancy remain prospective. The figure is a design ceiling, not operating IT load. Local land-use conditions, transmission upgrades, environmental permits, tenants and construction financing remain material execution items.
Participants
Developer
Sources by role
Developer (1)
- Quantum Loophole Frederick Campus public-record research record · Aug 28, 2026 · Primary
Site & development
Additional project facts
Capacity basis
ActualApproximately 2,800 MW is a prospective full build campus ceiling, not operating capacity.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (2)
Planned or represented
Dedicated long-haul fiber routes are a core campus feature.
Planned or represented
2,800 MW
Full-build transmission and substation objective.
Project map
Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.