EDGNEX Data Centers by DAMAC is set to enter the U.S. data market with a bang. The digital infrastructure firm has announced that it will pour $20 billion through an initial investment with the potential for more funds in the future.

The first phase will involve EDGNEX purchasing land banks affiliated with conjunction and utilities, as well as existing data centers and platforms. Initially, it will target two data centers taking up 500 megawatts of power capacity— one in the Midwest — and the other in the Sunbelt. EDGNEX will get support from its joint ventures and partners.

Additionally, over the next four years, EDGNEX said it will target 2000MW capacity in the U.S. And over time, the Dubai-based firm noted that there is potential to double its $20 billion investment, which will be based on "future demand, market opportunity and scalability," according to a statement from the company.