Data centers in Texas

Find data centers near you in Texas

Type your ZIP code or your town and you’ll see what’s proposed, going up and already running near it, and how close each one sits to protected land. A ZIP opens its own page you can bookmark and share.

Data centers near you in Texas

• Data centers near San Antonio, TX78205
• Data centers near Fort Worth, TX76102
• Data centers near Irving, TX75039
• Data centers near Plano, TX75074
• Data centers near Dallas, TX75201
• Data centers near Granbury, TX76048
• Data centers near Taylor, TX76574
• Data centers near Houston, TX77002
• Data centers near Castroville, TX78009
• Data centers near Round Rock, TX78664

All 148 places in Texas

Who’s building in Texas

1. CyrusOne21 sites
2. Microsoft12 sites
3. DataBank11 sites
4. Equinix11 sites
5. Digital Realty11 sites
6. Google10 sites
7. QTS Data Centers10 sites
8. Lumen Technologies9 sites

Proposed data centers in Texas

102 proposed data centers are on the record in Texas. By county, then name.

• Amp Z Project LufKinAngelina County · Large · 175 MW
• Project Raptor (Google, Archer County)Archer County · Campus
• Energy RanchAtascosa County · Unsized
• Energy Ranch (HC Capital Partners / Herrmann Family Companies)Atascosa County · Large · 250 MW
• CleanSpark Austin County AI Data Center CampusAustin County · Large · 285 MW
• Rowan Ranger (Rowan Digital Infrastructure, Temple)Bell County · Unsized
• Black Mountain San AntonioBexar County · Unsized
• CloudHQ SAT CampusBexar County · Campus · 600 MW
• QTS San Antonio IIBexar County · Large · 100 MW
• Datahub Developers AI Data Center (East Texas Logistics Center I-30 megasite, Hooks)Bowie County · Campus

Data centers under construction in Texas

92 data centers are under construction in Texas. By county, then name.

• Stingray Data CenterAndrews County · Large · 100 MW
• Hyper Data Grid Hudson Data CenterAngelina County · Unsized
• Google Armstrong County CampusArmstrong County · Campus · 1.0 GW
• Cedar Creek Bastrop Data Center CampusBastrop County · Campus
• EdgeConneX Cedar Creek Campus (AUS02)Bastrop County · Mid-size · 96 MW
• Applied Digital Belton CampusBell County · Large · 300 MW
• Oppidan TempleBell County · Edge · 5 MW
• Amazon AWS Bitter Blue Campus - Building BBexar County · Campus
• AWS San Antonio Edge CampusBexar County · Campus
• Charter San Antonio Network CenterBexar County · Mid-size · 40 MW

Data centers operating in Texas

270 data centers are operating in Texas. By county, then name.

• Bear Bitcoin Mine (WindHQ LLC / Canaan Inc.)Andrews County · Mid-size · 40 MW
• Chief Mountain Bitcoin Mine (WindHQ / Canaan JV)Andrews County · Mid-size · 40 MW
• Bastrop Project OneBastrop County · Small
• Meta Temple East AnnexBell County · Large
• Meta Temple Texas CampusBell County · Large · 250 MW
• Moriah Data CenterBell County · Mid-size · 35 MW
• 8500 Vicar Drive Carrier HotelBexar County · Network
• Amazon AWS SAT - 12807 DonopBexar County · Large
• Bexar Datacenter San Antonio SAT1Bexar County · Mid-size · 10 MW
• CityNAP San AntonioBexar County · Small

Projects stopped or paused

21 proposed projects in Texas were voted down, withdrawn, canceled or held by a moratorium. Each project’s page links the source for how it ended.

• RGV Data Center (Eneus Energy, Harlingen)Cameron County · Campus · 2.0 GWBlocked by moratorium
• Stargate Abilene 600MW Expansion (Oracle/OpenAI)Taylor County · Campus · 900 MWCanceled
• Matrix Data Center Campus (MSB Global, Sulphur Springs)Hopkins County · Campus · 800 MWSuspended
• Project Aggie Data Center (Priority Power, Midtown Business Park)Brazos County · Campus · 600 MWCanceled
• Nscale Ward County Data Center Campus (Ionic Digital Cedarvale site, Microsoft expansion declined)Ward County · Campus · 500 MWWithdrawn
• Cedar Creek Campus (Pacifico Energy)Bastrop County · Large · 490 MWBlocked by moratorium
• Zydeco Hutto Data CenterWilliamson County · Mid-size · 70 MWWithdrawn
• Data Factory Athens Data CenterHenderson County · Mid-size · 10 MWCanceled
• NFN8 Crystal City Bitcoin Mining Facility (NFN8 Group)Zavala County · Mid-size · 10 MWSuspended
• Airport Drive Data CenterWichita CountyCanceled

Code-named projects in Texas

Developers often file under a code name before the company behind a project goes public. These are the ones on the record in Texas, with the operator where it’s been named.

• Project Aggie Data Center (Priority Power, Midtown Business Park)Priority Power Management · Brazos County · Campus · 600 MWCanceled
• Project Aquila (RCM Hill, Hill County)RCM Hill, LLC · Hill County · Campus · 1.2 GWProposed
• Project Caprock (Aligned Data Centers, Abernathy)Aligned Data Centers · Hale County · Campus · 540 MWUnder construction
• Project Dorothy 1 Amarillo (Soluna Computing)Soluna Computing · Briscoe County · Large · 100 MWOperational
• Project Dorothy 2 (Soluna, Briscoe County)Soluna Holdings · Briscoe County · Mid-size · 20 MWOperational
• Project Dorothy 3Soluna Holdings (STX-01 LLC) · Briscoe County · Large · 300 MWProposed
• Project Eagle (AWS Wharton County Campus)Amazon Data Services / AWS · Wharton County · CampusUnder construction
• Project Hedy (Soluna Holdings)Soluna Holdings · Cameron County · Large · 120 MWProposed
• Project Horizon (Poolside/CoreWeave, Longfellow Ranch)Poolside · Pecos County · Campus · 2.0 GWProposed
• Project Kati (Soluna, Las Majadas Wind Farm)Soluna Holdings · Willacy County · Large · 166 MWOperational

Closest to protected land

1. Starbase Data Center Complex (SpaceX)Cameron County · Campus · 1.0 GW~0.0 mi
2. Old Ocean Data Center (Nightpeak Energy)Brazoria County · Campus · 620 MW~1.1 mi
3. Port Arthur AI Data CenterJefferson County · Large · 300 MW~1.5 mi
4. Project Hedy (Soluna Holdings)Cameron County · Large · 120 MW~1.6 mi
5. CleanSpark Valley GammaBrazoria County · Large · 300 MW2.6 mi
6. ECL BeaumontJefferson County · Small3.2 mi
7. Project Eagle (AWS Wharton County Campus)Wharton County · Campus3.7 mi
8. Infrakey DC Parks Waco Data CenterMcLennan County · Campus · 925 MW3.8 mi

Distance is to the boundary of the nearest protected unit; open a facility to see which.

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Every tracked facility in Texas

464 facilities across 103 counties, the busiest first. Open a county to see its facilities; each one opens its own record.

Data centers in Texas: common questions

How many data centers are in Texas?

More Than Just Parks tracks 464 active data center facilities in Texas, each citing a public source: 270 operating, 92 under construction and 102 proposed. 21 more were canceled, withdrawn, suspended or blocked.

Where are the data centers in Texas?

Texas's data centers are in 103 counties. The most are in Dallas County (87), Harris County (45) and Bexar County (36). The busiest places are around San Antonio, Fort Worth and Irving.

How much electricity do Texas's data centers use?

We don’t publish a state total, and the reason matters: about six in ten facilities here never disclose a capacity, so any sum would look like a census of Texas's data center load while leaving out the sites that stayed quiet. Each facility page shows the figure its own source states. A single large campus can draw as much power as a small city.

Are Texas data centers near protected land?

18 of the tracked facilities in Texas sit within 10 miles of protected public land, measured to the real boundary of the nearest national park, wilderness area, wildlife refuge or conservation area; none sit within a single mile.

Which county in Texas has the most data centers?

Dallas County has the most, with 87 tracked data centers, followed by Harris County (45) and Bexar County (36).

Are there proposed data centers in Texas?

Yes. We track 102 proposed data centers in Texas, including Fort Bliss Data Center (Carlyle Group / U.S. Army), Liberty American Multi-Sourced Power and Innovation Hub (LAMP) and Chevron-Microsoft Project Kilby (Reeves County). 8 of them sit within 10 miles of protected public land.

Who is building data centers in Texas?

The most active operators in Texas are CyrusOne (21 sites), Microsoft (12 sites) and DataBank (11 sites), counted by sites, not megawatts.

Every facility on this page cites a public record we can link to: industry reporting, facility trackers, company announcements, and local planning and utility filings, cross-referenced against protected public land. Part of the Data Center Tracker from More Than Just Parks. A facility shows a capacity only where its own source states one.

Nearby states

1. Data centers in Arkansas31
2. Data centers in Louisiana28
3. Data centers in New Mexico28
4. Data centers in Oklahoma45

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