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Data centers in Pitt County, North Carolina

The public record for Pitt County: 1 local government action on data centers and 1 announced project, each with its source.

Last updated 2026.09.30

Local government actions

JurisdictionDateStatusWhat happenedSources
Farmville2026-08adoptedFarmville commissioners unanimously adopted a 12-month data center moratorium in August 2026.[1]

Announced projects

CompanyLocationAnnouncedMWAcresStatusWhat happenedSources
Compute NorthGreenville2022-01150cancelledGreenville approved zoning in January 2022 for Compute North's $55M, 150 MW modular data processing center for crypto mining; the company filed bankruptcy in September 2022.[1][2][3]

How to read this

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Questions

Does Pitt County have a data center moratorium?

The public record shows adopted local action in Pitt County: Farmville (2026-08). Read the linked ordinance for its scope and end date, because boards extend and amend these.

What data centers are planned in Pitt County?

Announced projects on record in Pitt County: Compute North, Greenville (cancelled). Each row on this page links to its public source.

Looking at land in Pitt County?

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