Guadalupe County · 1000 Bolton Road, Marion (former San Antonio Karting Complex)
Legacy Investing (developer, per DCD); applicant SiteSpan, LLC (Lenexa, KS); property owner Ocotillo Capital Partners (City of Cibolo application)
Proposed / in development
Size: 50 MW, potential expansion to 150 MW (company, per DCD); 39 acres, 243,217 sq ft proposed (City of Cibolo application)
Last verified 2026-10-23 · 3 sources
Hale; Lubbock County · Abernathy
Fluidstack (majority after Jul 2026 sale); TeraWulf (minority); Google (lease backstop, per DCD)
In development
Size: 168 MW critical IT load (TeraWulf; DCD). Site county not stated in opened sources; Abernathy lies in Hale and Lubbock counties (DCD)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Collin County · Plano (601 North Star Rd., per TDLR)
Aligned Data Centers (TDLR owner)
Existing building; data hall fit-outs registered (TDLR)
Size: Data hall tenant fit-outs: DFW04-2 190,550 sq ft; DFW04 TFO 169,600 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $120M each (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Reeves County · Near the Waha natural gas hub (LandBridge)
PowerBridge LLC (developer); LandBridge Company LLC (landowner)
Proposed (lease option; ERCOT interconnection study)
Size: Option to lease up to ~3,400 acres; up to 2 GW of initial co-located power generation (LandBridge). ERCOT lists a 58.26 MW gas combined-cycle unit with co-located load (28INR0499) (ERCOT GIS report)
Last verified 2026-10-05 · 3 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio (12807 Donop Road, per TDLR)
Amazon Data Services, Inc. (TDLR owner)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: New two-story 119,407 sq ft single-tenant data center building (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $65M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio (2200 State Hwy 211, per TDLR)
Amazon Data Services, Inc. (TDLR owner)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: New two-story 93,145 sq ft single-tenant data center building (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $65M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Angelina County · Lufkin area (east of city, US Hwy 103 / former Southland–Abitibi mill)
Amp Z Champion Data Center Holdings LLC (Amp Energy affiliate per DCD); site option from Verdant Industries entities (per Lufkin Daily News citing county property records)
Proposed / in development
Size: About 1,041 acres under purchase option at the former Southland Paper Mill (Lufkin Daily News citing county property records, via DCD). Company website claims (via DCD, Feb 2026): 55 MW grid connection now, 175 MW in 2026, 1.1 GW grid by 2028, plus 1 GW self-generation by 2029 for ~2.1 GW ultimate — company figures, not county-verified
Investment: More than $1B projected investment (per Lufkin Daily News, Oct 10 2026, news; not a county figure)
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 5 sources
Dallas County · Irving (111 Customer Way, per TDLR)
American Real Estate Partners (TDLR owner)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 2-story core and shell data center, 300,000 sq ft, 65 MW total load (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $47M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Mitchell County · Colorado City (951 County Road 204)
Cipher Digital (owner/operator); Fluidstack (tenant; Google backstops the lease, per DCD and SanAngeloLive); Anthropic (tenant, per SanAngeloLive)
Under construction
Size: 800,000 sq ft data center facility (TDLR); 300 MW (SanAngeloLive); 168 MW of IT capacity leased to Fluidstack (DCD, Nov 2025)
Investment: TDLR est. cost $50M (as filed); contracted lease revenue over $9B across 20 years (company)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 4 sources
Nueces County · Corpus Christi / Calallen area; TDLR address 4650 FM 1694, Robstown
Hut 8 (Hut 8 site); TDLR owner Beacon Point DC LLC aka Lon Hill Infrastructure LLC (TDLR), which Hut 8's SEC 8-K calls "an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Hut 8 Corp." (company filing, Jun 10 2026)
Under construction
Size: 1,000 MW utility capacity; site footprint 525 acres (Hut 8 site); first 352 MW IT phase on "an approximately 521-acre property" (Hut 8 SEC 8-K, Jun 10 2026)
Investment: ~$17B first two phases (Hut 8 site); $4.25B senior secured notes to finance the first phase (Hut 8 SEC 8-K)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 6 sources
Collin County · 680 CR 561, just east of Princeton, outside city limits (news)
BT Aycock Data Center LLC (Farmers Branch); records show ties to Belltown Power; Solstice Data water report (news)
Early stage (city says preliminary inquiry; no city application)
Size: Nearly 50 acres in two tracts (news); 'AI compute campus' (Solstice Data report, via news)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Hunt County · Near Royse City (4989 County Road 2656, per TDLR)
Giga Energy (Herald-Banner calls it the new owner); TDLR owner Giga AFM LLC
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 100,000 sq ft data center (TDLR); ~30 acres with ~20 acres developed, main building ~2 acres (Giga CEO via Herald-Banner)
Investment: Est. $384M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Caldwell County · Lockhart (north of)
Tract
Proposed / in development
Size: ~3,000 acres; 'more than 4GW' (Tract release body; its subhead says 'up to 4GW'); 'over 4GW' (Caldwell County recap); first 250 MW contracted for delivery Q1 2028 (Tract)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 3 sources
Bastrop County · Cedar Creek
Pacifico Energy
Proposed (TCEQ permits pending/challenged)
Size: Pacifico campus 2,842 acres
Last verified 2026-10-15 · 5 sources
Winkler County · 11786 County Road 209, Winkler County (MRT)
Cipher Digital (formerly Cipher Mining)
Operational / in development (sources differ on phase)
Size: Conflicting figures: 300 MW site (DCD, Oct 2024) vs. 'Black Pearl site totals 150MW' (DCD, Nov 2025 AWS article); both recorded
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Andrews County · Andrews County (company)
Cipher Digital
Under construction (company)
Size: 100 MW on 250 acres (company); 100 MW (DCD)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Tarrant County · Westlake (13572 N. Main St.)
PowerHouse Data Centers (Dallas News: "designed by developer PowerHouse Data Centers"; PowerHouse-branded "PH Circle T [300 MW]" presentation to Westlake P&Z, company); owner Circle T Owner LP, 1999 Bryan St. Ste 900, Dallas (TDLR). DCD: listed owner Circle T Owner LP names AREP and PowerHouse CEO Doug Fleit as contact, and PowerHouse is a wholly-owned division of American Real Estate Partners (AREP) (news; this resolves the earlier AREP Westlake candidate as the same project)
Registered (TDLR); litigation pending
Size: Four buildings on ~88 acres (Dallas News); 94 net developable acres, 300 MW / Oncor (PowerHouse presentation to Westlake P&Z, Aug 4 2026; company figure); TDLR: DAL130 data center building 224,152 sq ft, auxiliary water building 5,000 sq ft, access control building 1,500 sq ft
Investment: TDLR est. costs: data center building $83M; auxiliary water building $45M; access control building $15M
Last verified 2026-10-15 · 7 sources
Austin County · Off Substation Road (per Banner Press); Sealy area
CleanSpark, Inc. (subsidiary CleanSpark Data I, LLC; seller Priority Power Management, per SEC 10-Q)
Proposed / in development (county moratorium in effect)
Size: ~271 acres; long-term power supply agreements totaling 285 MW; energization of more than 200 MW expected 1H 2027 (company claim)
Investment: Land/power rights: $65.698M total (cash, 1,788,834 shares and deferred consideration) + $15.087M adjacent land Apr 17 2026 (SEC 10-Q, company filing)
Last verified 2026-10-27 · 4 sources
Brazoria County · Damon area (per residents, ABC13); exact site not stated by CleanSpark
CleanSpark, Inc. (subsidiary CleanSpark Data I, LLC, per SEC 10-Q)
Proposed / in development
Size: Up to 447 acres; transmission-level power for a 300 MW demand load, potential expansion to 600 MW (company claim)
Investment: Land: $28.652M (Feb 27 2026 closing) + $9.562M adjacent land (May 28 2026) (SEC 10-Q, company filing)
Last verified 2026-10-27 · 3 sources
Hardeman County · Quanah (4628 Four Corners Rd, per TDLR)
TDLR owner of record 19000-200 Holdings, LLC (Dallas); Comptroller lists owner Osprey Land Holdings LLC, occupant and operator Paile LLC; no tenant named
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Building 5 - Network: single-story 288,355 sq ft data center with office component (TDLR); campus size not stated in the filings
Investment: TDLR lists an estimated cost of $8,000,000,000 for Building 5 (as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-28 · 3 sources
Hays; Guadalupe County · San Marcos / New Braunfels area
CloudBurst Data Centers
Under construction (litigation pending)
Size: 1.2 GW in three 400 MW phases, 10–12 buildings; initial 50 MW targeted Q4 2026 (DCD)
Investment: $14.5B planned (per DCD); Guadalupe County $500M tax abatement (per DCD)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 3 sources
Nolan County · Northern Nolan County (minutes); Sweetwater (Sweetwater Reporter)
CB Sweetwater, LLC (or subsidiary) ("Cloudburst")
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: Initial 300 MW AI-ready phase; full buildout anticipated 1.5 GW, 13–17 buildings, natural gas power plant; reinvestment zone 1,123 acres (Nolan County minutes)
Investment: Estimated cost of improvements "in excess of $5,250,000,000" (May 21 and Jun 16 2026 notices; Jun 22 2026 minutes read "$5,250,000,000.00"; official); Sweetwater Reporter (Jun 25 2026, news) says improvements "exceeding $5.25 million" in both versions of its article opened; no other news figure found
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 5 sources
Collin County · Plano (1000 Coit Rd., per TDLR)
Lincoln Property Company; 1000 Coit Road LP (TDLR owners)
Existing facility; upgrades registered (TDLR)
Size: 18 MW critical load upgrade inside the existing 650,000 sq ft facility; 'Koala' Phase 3 fit-up of 9,419 sq ft of shell space (TDLR)
Investment: Coit 18MW Upgrade est. $76M; Koala Fit Up Phase 3 est. $136M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Tom Green County · Northeast Tom Green County, outside San Angelo city limits (SanAngeloLive)
Cipher Digital (joint entity; ~95% expected equity, per company via DCD)
Proposed / in development
Size: 1 GW; 620 acres under option adjacent to an existing substation; executed 1 GW Direct Connect Agreement with AEP (Cipher via DCD)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Denton County · Fort Worth (14700 Heritage Parkway)
Colovore (per DCD and TDLR project name); landowner AIL Investment LP (TDLR; DCD: likely Hillwood Properties affiliate)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: TDLR scope: one-story data center building 156,500 sq ft with admin area and 4 data halls with 42,000 sq ft screened equipment yard; square-footage field lists 42,000 sq ft. Read as filed, 156,500 sq ft is the building and 42,000 sq ft is the screened equipment yard; the filing does not say why the square-footage field shows the yard figure (TDLR). DCD: Colovore website plans 32 MW DFW02 in Fort Worth (company via DCD)
Investment: Est. $430M (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-12 · 2 sources
Williamson County · Hutto (2401 Innovation Boulevard, per TDLR)
Colovore (TDLR owner Colovore Austin 1, LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: One-story 192,694 sq ft data center building with admin area and screened equipment yard (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $280M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Hood County · Comanche Circle area
Sailfish
On-site permit denied (appeal denied)
Size: 2,102 acres (county notice of conditional approval)
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 11 sources
Ellis County · Red Oak (550–590 Austin Blvd, per TDLR)
Compass Datacenters (TDLR owners Compass Datacenters DFW IIIJ, IIIH and III-I LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Interior/tenant fit-outs of 251,815 sq ft each for Buildings 8, 9 and 10, new data centers on the campus (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $100M per building fit-out (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio (1535 NW Crossroads, per TDLR)
COPT (TDLR owner COPT San Antonio LP)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Tenant finish-out of an existing two-story 141,081 sq ft core and shell building for a single-tenant computer data center (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $50M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Tarrant County · Hicks Field Road, north Fort Worth (City Council District 7)
ACS DC Hicks Field Road, LLC (City of Fort Worth); Coravel, the ACS-GIP joint venture brand (company)
Approved (economic development agreement); buildings registered (TDLR)
Size: ACS says its Dallas-Fort Worth campus lease covers ~140 MW IT across three facilities, with rights to ~100 MW more; the release does not name the street (company). TDLR: DFW11 251,303 sq ft (10200 Hicks Field Rd); DFW12 and DFW13 283,274 sq ft each
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: DFW11 $280M; DFW12 $100M; DFW13 $100M
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 5 sources
Denton County · Denton (near Denton Enterprise Airport)
Core Scientific; CoreWeave (tenant)
Operating; expanding
Size: ~260 MW critical IT load after a 70 MW CoreWeave expansion (Core Scientific); power purchase agreement with Denton Municipal Electric allows up to 391 MW (Denton Record-Chronicle)
Investment: $1.2B expansion (Core Scientific)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Reeves County · Pecos
Core Scientific
Under construction (company)
Size: Plan to expand to 1.5 GW gross power; incremental 300 MW of gross utility capacity under contract; 200+ acres secured; behind-the-meter plan (Core Scientific, Apr 27 2026)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Dallas County · Irving (2701 E. Grauwyler, per TDLR)
CoreSite (TDLR owners Cantex Grauwyler LLC & CoreSite Real Estate IRV LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Two-story 230,000 sq ft data center base building (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $200M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Taylor County · Abilene
Crusoe; Microsoft (customer)
Under construction
Size: 900 MW site incl. 900 MW behind-the-meter on-site power plant + BESS; 2 buildings × 336 MW critical IT (Crusoe; DCD reports Microsoft lease of 900 MW capacity)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 2 sources
Haskell County
Haskell DC Owner, LLC (agreement party), notices c/o Crusoe (agreement); county page lists it as 'Haskell DC Owner, LLC (CRUSOE)'
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: Reinvestment zone ~2,042 acres (agreement Exhibit A); one or more data centers in phases; MW not stated
Investment: Phase 1 ~$1 billion (agreement)
Last verified 2026-10-19 · 2 sources
Nolan County · Reinvestment zone "located in central Nolan County" (minutes, official); "southern Nolan County" (Yahoo News report)
Crusoe Energy Systems, LLC (or subsidiary)
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: "rated capacity of 200MW" data center campus incl. a natural gas power plant (Nolan County minutes, official)
Investment: Minutes: "The estimated cost of the improvements shall be in excess of $7,000,000,000." (Apr 13 2026 minutes, official; same figure in the Mar 13 and Apr 7 2026 notices); KTXS reports a $7 billion project (news); a report syndicated on Yahoo News (Apr 16 2026) says "$70 million investment" (news)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 3 sources
Stonewall County · Aspermont area; near the Flat Top and Greater Swenson ranch parcels (Double Mountain Chronicle)
Crusoe Energy Systems LLC
Proposed / in development
Size: About 1,300 acres in the proposed reinvestment zone, within a project area previously described as about 3,200 acres (Double Mountain Chronicle, citing earlier project materials). No MW figure in any record opened
Last verified 2026-10-14 · 6 sources
Bosque County · Near Whitney
CyrusOne; Calpine (power, grid connection and land)
Under construction; registered (TDLR)
Size: 400 MW power supply agreement: 190 MW (Jul 2025) + 210 MW (Nov 2025) (Calpine). CyrusOne: two construction phases, two buildings then three. TDLR (FM 56 and CR 3610A): DFW11 and DFW17 ~88,874 sq ft each, DFW17B 249,090 sq ft, DFW17C 93,319 sq ft
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: DFW11 $400M, DFW17 $375M, DFW17B $500M, DFW17C $430M, DFW17C tenant fit-out $160M
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 8 sources
Tarrant County · Fort Worth (9501 Asphalt Road, per TDLR)
CyrusOne (TDLR owners C1 Forth Worth [sic], LLC and CyrusOne)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Core and shell ~82,997 sq ft single-story data center with two-story office; 109,000 sq ft data hall tenant fit-out (TDLR)
Investment: Core and shell est. $275M; tenant fit-out est. $300M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Freestone County · Fairfield (FM 488, next to the Freestone Energy Center)
CyrusOne; Calpine, a Constellation business (power, grid connectivity, site infrastructure)
Under construction; registered (TDLR)
Size: Three one-story buildings DFW20A, B and C at 1356, 1354 and 1360 FM 488, 306,216 sq ft each (TDLR); 380 MW agreement plus exclusive 380 MW Phase 2 (Constellation)
Investment: $1.5B campus (DCD); TDLR est. $500M per building (as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 5 sources
Medina County · Castroville area (3397 US Hwy 90 W; west of Castroville city limits)
CyrusOne LP
Approved (tax abatement); registered (TDLR)
Size: ~244.3-acre reinvestment zone on US 90 (minutes); one-story building, 460,000 sq ft (TDLR TABS); Devine News: 500,000 sq ft facility, with a possible second building later
Investment: Est. cost $500M (TDLR TABS); $600M project (per Devine News)
Last verified 2026-10-10 · 6 sources
Dallas County · Dallas (1990 N Stemmons Fwy, per TDLR)
Owner listed as an individual (TDLR); operator not named in the filing
Existing building; buildout registered (TDLR)
Size: 95,490 sq ft buildout across three floors of an existing 4-story data center (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $108.45M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Dallas County · Dallas (1550 West Mockingbird Lane, per TDLR)
Owner listed as 'DA12' (TDLR); operator not named in the filing
Registered (TDLR)
Size: New four-story 372,517 sq ft data center; fit-out of 158,293 sq ft on floors 1–2 (TDLR)
Investment: DA12-1 est. $542.8M; DA12-2 fit-out est. $293.7M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Ellis County · Red Oak (Stainback Rd and Batchler Rd, per TDLR)
DataBank (TDLR owners Databank; DB Data Center Red Oak, LLC; DB Data Center Red Oak 12, LLC)
Existing campus; new buildings and fit-outs registered (TDLR)
Size: Two-story data centers with office: DFW11, DFW12, DFW13 425,170 sq ft each (Stainback Rd); DFW14 and DFW15 443,679 sq ft each (Batchler Rd); tenant fit-outs for DFW9–DFW12 (TDLR)
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: DFW11, DFW12, DFW13, DFW14 $325M each; DFW15 $425M; fit-outs DFW9 $200M, DFW10 $301M, DFW11 $315M, DFW12 $155M
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 9 sources
Ellis County · Southern end of Midlothian, south of RailPort Business Park (news)
Digital Ranch LLC (city agenda); applicant Patrick Noonan of Merrell Capital (news)
Approved (city council actions Sep 22 2026)
Size: Three data centers, 3.9 million sq ft total; planned development on 395.7 acres of an 873.8-acre property (news)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Denton County · Lewisville (2501 Edmonds Lane, per TDLR)
Digital Realty (TDLR owner)
Existing building; suite fit-out registered (TDLR)
Size: One data center suite build-out, 37,370 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $74.6M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Dallas County · Garland (Ferris Road and Holford Road, per TDLR)
Digital Realty (TDLR owners Digital Realty, Digital Garland 2B, L.P., Digital Garland 2C, L.P.)
Existing campus; new buildings and fit-outs registered (TDLR)
Size: DFW40: six 8 MW suites (48 MW) in a 280,000 sq ft building, plus four 8 MW suites (32 MW) filed Mar 2026; DFW45: ~672,000 sq ft building with ten 8 MW suites (80 MW); DFW37: 110,916 sq ft fit-outs of an existing 2-story facility; DFW39: one suite fit-out (TDLR)
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: DFW40 $75M (2025) and $140M (2026); DFW45 $300M; DFW37 fit-outs $136M and $60M; DFW39 suite $74.6M
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 6 sources
Bastrop County · Cedar Creek
EdgeConneX (per Community Impact, citing Texas Comptroller data center registry for ECX AUS11-16 / EdgeConnex MCN Austin Property 5 LLC); TDLR owners Burr Computer Environment Inc (EDCAUS11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) and Uppingham Adams Holdings, LLC (EDCAUS31, 32)
Registered (TDLR); under construction (Campus No. 2 per Community Impact photo caption)
Size: Verified TDLR filings opened: EDCAUS11, EDCAUS12, EDCAUS13 and EDCAUS14 at 6682 FM 535, each scope 729,537 sq ft / square-footage field 730,000, est. $700M each (TDLR; 13 and 14 registered Aug 20 2026); EDCAUS15 and EDCAUS16 at 6402 FM 535, 591,400 sq ft, est. $600M each (TDLR); EDCAUS31 and EDCAUS32 at 6543 FM 535, each scope 576,777 sq ft / square-footage field 577,000, est. $700M each (TDLR; 31 registered Aug 21 2026). Community Impact (Oct 7 2026, news) reports nine TDLR data-center filings across three Cedar Creek campuses totaling about 5.83M sq ft and $5.84B; eight of those TABS pages are now opened. None of the eight opened TDLR filings names EdgeConneX: owners are Burr Computer Environment Inc (Houston) and Uppingham Adams Holdings, LLC (Wilmington, DE), tenant Not Assigned (TDLR, rechecked Oct 13 2026). The EdgeConneX link rests on Community Impact (news) citing the Comptroller registry, which has not been opened here
Investment: Est. costs as filed on opened TDLR records: $700M (EDCAUS11, 12, 13, 14, 31, 32); $600M (EDCAUS15, 16). Community Impact: $5.84B across nine buildings (news)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 10 sources
Dallas County · Irving (501 N. Wildwood Dr, per TDLR)
Edged (TDLR owner Edged Dallas LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 2-story tilt-wall data center, 257,874 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $177.8M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Caldwell County · Maxwell (11255 Hwy 142, per TDLR)
Edged Energy (per TDLR project name); TDLR owner Capital Land Investments I LP
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Ground-up 869,684 sq ft one-level warehouse building housing a data center (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $2.8B (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Tarrant County · Fort Worth (9999 Chapin School Rd and 9720 Team Rockbrook Pkwy, per TDLR)
Edged Energy (TDLR owner EDC Fort Worth LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Building 1: 488,770 sq ft data center; Building 2: 485,947 sq ft data center with electrical rooms and admin center (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $300M per building (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Navarro County · Rice
EG AI Corp
Registered (TDLR); city zoning amendment rejected Aug 25 (minutes); reconsideration on Sep 15 agenda, outcome not posted as of Oct 12
Size: New 8,599 sq ft data center building (TDLR). The city's proposed "Micro-Data Center" use is defined as a maximum of 5,000 sq ft of computer floor space, under $200M investment or under 40 server racks, and 5 MW or less (Rice minutes and agenda packet, official). TDLR gives a building size; the city figure caps computer floor space; no opened source reconciles the two
Investment: Est. $5M (TDLR). EG AI's tax abatement application in the city's Aug 13 2026 packet gives an estimated tax value schedule totaling $212M, including $205M of furniture, fixtures and equipment, and about 25 initial full-time jobs; the application is on a City of Corsicana form dated Mar 18 2026 (company application)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 7 sources
Scurry County · Snyder
Energy Vault (owner/applicant); Crusoe (lease-back tenant, company)
Under construction
Size: Phase I 8 MW, Phase II 25 MW (2027), expansion capacity 500 MW (company). County notice: ~160-acre reinvestment zone
Investment: Estimated cost ~$70 million (county abatement notice)
Last verified 2026-10-19 · 3 sources
Gaines County · Seminole area (county seat; site address not stated in opened agenda)
Falcon Point Digital, LLC (Delaware LLC); affiliate of Energy Arc Texas, LLC (county special-meeting agenda)
Proposed / in development
Size: Initially proposing 500 MW (Seminole Sentinel, Oct 13 2026, p.1; sentence continues on a page not read)
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 4 sources
Cameron County · Near Harlingen / Rio Hondo (unincorporated; east of FM 509, west of FM 106, near Valley International Airport)
Fluidstack
Under construction
Size: First phase planned to support up to 1.5 GW (company); more than 1,100 acres (KRGV, citing company release)
Investment: $4B first phase (company)
Last verified 2026-10-22 · 4 sources
El Paso County · Far East El Paso (Fort Bliss)
Carlyle (conditionally selected); U.S. Army; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (lease negotiations, environmental review)
Proposed (Army conditional selection; lease not final)
Size: About 1,384 acres (Army); initial ~100 MW of compute targeted, 3 GW of electricity by 2029 (Army officials via El Paso Matters, Apr 2026); later reduced in scale and moved (Rep. Escobar statement via KFOX14; new figures not stated)
Investment: Official cost estimate not released (El Paso Matters)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
McLennan County · McGregor industrial park, northeast of the SpaceX facility (news)
Galaxy
Approved (development agreement with City of McGregor)
Size: About 500 acres; initial phase expected to reach 74 MW, potential multi-hundred-MW campus (company)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Armstrong County · Claude area
Crusoe; Google
Under construction; registered (TDLR)
Size: Gigawatt-scale campus; 933 MW off-grid gas turbines; 265.5 MW Goodnight Wind farm (Latitude Media). TDLR 'Llano' filings at 10001 Lima Rd, Claude: Buildings 1–2 ~484,954 sq ft each; Buildings 3–6 ~805,380 sq ft each
Investment: Part of Google's $40B Texas investment. TDLR est. costs as filed: Buildings 1 and 2 shells $292M each plus Building 1 and 2 TIs $500M each; Buildings 3, 4, 5, 6 $500M each (Buildings 3 and 4 re-filed Jul 23–24 2026 at $500M each)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 13 sources
Haskell County
Google (Haskell County abatement list names Homebound Thelma, Journey and Quest as Google); TDLR owner Homebound Group LLC
Registered (TDLR)
Size: THM1A 280,000 sq ft; THM2A 350,000 sq ft (10357 Loop Road); Journey 1A 285,282 sq ft; Journey 2A 210,420 sq ft (1362 Red Creek Rd) (TDLR). Google: 2 data centers, one alongside a new solar + battery storage plant
Investment: Part of Google's $40B Texas investment through 2027; TDLR est. costs THM1A $350M, THM2A $350M, Journey 1A $400M, Journey 2A $400M (as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 8 sources
Ellis County · Midlothian (Railport Parkway)
Google, through Sharka LLC (TDLR owner; DCD identifies Sharka LLC as Google's shell company for the site)
Operating campus; Building 5 registered (TDLR)
Size: Building 5: new one-story 288,000 sq ft data center (TDLR). Building 4 (2024): 1-story 170,600 sq ft data center with central utility buildings (TDLR)
Investment: Building 5 est. $491.7M (TDLR, as filed); DCD reports $880M. Building 4 est. $350M (TDLR); DCD reported $100M
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Wilbarger County · Vernon
Google; AES (co-located clean generation)
Under construction; registered (TDLR)
Size: Two 991,000 sq ft data centers
Investment: Est. $500M per building (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 5 sources
Pecos County · Fort Stockton area
Amazon (campus owner); Pacifico Energy (gas plant)
Permitted (power plant)
Size: 8,000+ acre site (Pacifico); gas plant: 35 simple-cycle turbines, 5,000 MW nominal (TCEQ preliminary determination, per DCK); up to 7.65 GW gross gas (Pacifico); Pacifico cites a pathway to over 5 GW
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 4 sources
Dickens County · West Texas (Dickens County)
Galaxy Digital (owner); CoreWeave (tenant, 15-year leases)
Partially operational; Phase 2 registered (TDLR)
Size: Phase I: ~200 MW gross / 133 MW critical IT delivered; CoreWeave committed to 526 MW critical IT (800 MW gross) across Phases I–III; total approved power 1.63 GW with potential up to 3.6 GW; 2,200+ acres (Galaxy, Jul 2026)
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: Helios Light Speed $800M; Helios 2 $900M; Helios 3 and Helios 4 $1.3B each
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 6 sources
Floyd County · Floydada
Amazon Data Services, Inc.
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 4 data center buildings × 189,060 sq ft at 1752, 1762, 1774 and 1782 CR 241; support Buildings L (31,739 sq ft) and M (4,067 sq ft) (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. $300M per data center building (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 8 sources
Hudspeth County · Desert Haven area
ServerDomes Global (named by Hudspeth County Judge); Kaufman & Company also named in some news accounts not opened here; CEO David J. Keegan (KFOX14)
Proposed / in development
Size: No official size. ServerDomes project page (re-opened Oct 13 2026; Wayback capture https://web.archive.org/web/20261013162209/https://serverdome-global.com/projects/modular-data-infrastructure): 350 MW planned, titled 'Hueco Ranch 24,000 Acres', page header reads 'Utah, USA' (company). CEO letter (Oct 10, via KFOX14): reports of a 24,000-acre development are incorrect; site is 2,000 acres, phase one 700 acres with 10 domes 500 ft wide and 65 ft high (company via news). The two company statements differ and are shown as stated
Investment: About $15B (project representatives, as relayed by Hudspeth County Judge MacKenzie, Oct 9 2026 official message)
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 5 sources
Childress County · Childress
IREN; Microsoft (customer)
Partially operational
Size: 750 MW total capacity on a 576-acre freehold site (IREN); Horizon 1–4 are four 50 MW (IT load) direct-to-chip liquid-cooled buildings for Microsoft (DCD)
Investment: Microsoft signed a five-year, $9.7bn cloud services contract with IREN in Nov 2025 (DCD)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Nolan / Fisher (conflicting reports) County · Sweetwater area (company: "Sweetwater TX")
IREN
Under construction
Size: 1.4 GW site; 300 MW gross targeted Q4 2027; hub 2 GW with Sweetwater 2
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 11 sources
McLennan County · Lacy Lakeview
Infrakey DC Parks LLC (developer); City of Lacy Lakeview (MOU partner)
Proposed / in development
Size: About 521 acres; 925 MW of interconnection capacity requested in ERCOT's large-load process; phased (project site, citing its Oct 2026 ERCOT community impact filing); 520 acres, 925 MW (DCD)
Investment: About $50M in developer-funded roads, water and sewer (company)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Matagorda County · About 90 miles southwest of Houston
MARA Holdings; HIF Global (seller)
Proposed / in development
Size: More than 1,200 acres; up to an initial 1 GW of grid capacity by Oct 2027 and up to 2 GW by Apr 2028 (MARA)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
El Paso County · El Paso
Meta
Under construction
Size: 1 GW by 2028
Investment: More than $10B (Meta); ~$14B total development costs for Meta–BlackRock venture (Meta, Jul 2026)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 6 sources
Bell County · Temple (Enterprise Industrial Park)
Meta; Polmer (City of Temple lists 'Polmer: Meta Temple Data Center'; TDLR owner Polmer LLC)
Operational; TTX03 building registered (TDLR)
Size: Optimized for AI workloads (Meta). TTX03: 145,177 sq ft single-story data center building (TDLR)
Investment: TTX03 est. $197M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 4 sources
Medina County · Castroville (18844 FM 1957 / Potranco Rd)
Microsoft
SAT80–81 construction complete (TDLR); SAT82 registered (TDLR)
Size: SAT80 and SAT81: 106,012 sq ft each (admin building, Colo 1 finish-out, Colo 2 shell); SAT82: one-story, 5 colos, 244,676 sq ft (Jul 2024 filing at 18844 FM 1957). A Dec 2025 filing also named SAT82 lists 3580 FM 471 N, Castroville, 1-story 5-colo, 195,670 sq ft (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. cost SAT80 $135M, SAT81 $95M (TDLR TABS; Devine News puts the FM 1957 data center at $230M); SAT82 est. $482.6M (Jul 2024 filing) and $400M (Dec 2025 filing at 3580 FM 471 N) (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 6 sources
Reeves County · Pecos
Microsoft; Chevron (power via Project Kilby gas plant)
Announced
Size: 2 GW; co-located gas plant planned up to 2.67 GW
Investment: "Multibillion-dollar"
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 3 sources
Medina County · Castroville (2995 US Hwy 90 W)
Microsoft Corporation
Registered (TDLR status: Review Complete)
Size: Two single-story data center buildings, 5 colos each; ~489,400 sq ft gross (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. cost $765M (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 2 sources
Medina County · County Road 381 (TDLR address: Medina, TX 78253)
Microsoft
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 2 one-story buildings × 245,000 sq ft, 5 colos each (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. $26M each in the Mar 2026 filings; the Feb 2025 filings listed $350M each (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-10 · 6 sources
Hill County · Hubbard (880 State Highway 171)
Nexus Data Centers; Nexus Hubbard Power, LLC (TCEQ applicant)
Proposed (TCEQ air permit pending); buildings registered (TDLR)
Size: Self-powered data center with on-site simple-cycle and combined-cycle gas turbines; does not sell power to the grid; proposed CO2e 22.7M tons/yr (TCEQ plain-language summary). TDLR: buildings HB1 and HB2, 491,378 sq ft each, at 357 HCR 3372, Hubbard
Investment: TDLR est. $400M per building (as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 5 sources
Brazoria County · Sweeny area (off FM 524, entrance between CR 359 and CR 360, per The Facts)
Nightpeak Energy (company); applicants Old Ocean Datacenter LLC, Old Ocean Datacenter 2 LLC, Bulldog Power LLC, Bulldog Power 2 LLC (Brazoria County records)
Proposed / in development (county abatement denied)
Size: ~159 acres (county records); two 310 MW hyperscale data centers per the abatement filings (Old Ocean Datacenter LLC and Old Ocean Datacenter 2 LLC); Nightpeak lists 620 MW for the data center and 620 MW for Bulldog Power (company)
Investment: Each data center LLC: 'no less than $1,500,000,000' (county record); Bulldog Power LLC: no less than $250M (county record); ~$3B combined, 20 permanent jobs per the application (per The Facts); requested four 10-year, 100 percent abatements
Last verified 2026-10-27 · 7 sources
Bell County · Temple (Enterprise Industrial Park)
Oppidan (per City of Temple)
Approved (2024, City of Temple)
Size: 5 MW data center, 61,554 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $31M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Guadalupe County · About 0.4 mi southwest of SH 123 and FM 1979, near Zorn (TCEQ)
Palomino Alpha, LLC (Austin)
Proposed; permits pending
Size: ERCOT lists five Alpha Power gas phases by Palomino Alpha, LLC, 400.1 MW each (2,000.5 MW total), projected 2028–2032 (official)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Pecos County · Fort Stockton (6000 TX-18)
Amazon Data Services, Inc.
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 3 data center buildings × 189,060 sq ft (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. $300M per building (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 4 sources
Ellis County · Just outside Grand Prairie
PowerHouse Data Centers; Provident Data Centers (co-developer)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Company page: 810 acres, 8.5M developable sq ft, 1.8 GW max utility power (PowerHouse). Feb 2025 report: 768 acres, 24 buildings in three phases, 1.8 GW switchyard, first 500 MW tranche approved through ERCOT (Dallas Innovates)
Investment: Data Center Building 1 est. $72.6M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Caldwell County · Lockhart (1395 Bob White Road, per TDLR)
Prime Data Centers
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Two new 380,000 sq ft shell buildings for future use as data centers, 760,000 sq ft total (TDLR); 206 acres (Caldwell County recap)
Investment: Est. $400M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Hale County · Just outside Abernathy
Aligned Data Centers
Under construction
Size: 540 MW on 313 acres; 1.65M sq ft across six facilities (Aligned; DCD)
Investment: Expected to 'infuse $5B into the regional economy' (company)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Medina County
Rowan Digital Infrastructure
Under construction
Size: 300 MW (Rowan)
Investment: Minimum $900M direct local investment; ~$550M construction financing (Rowan)
Last verified 2026-10-22 · 4 sources
Wharton County · Boling
Amazon Data Services, Inc.
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 10 data center buildings × 189,060 sq ft (TDLR TABS)
Investment: Est. $300M per building (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-19 · 15 sources
Pecos County · Fort Stockton area
Poolside
Paused
Size: 2 GW planned
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 2 sources
Childress County · Childress (525 CO RD 23)
Crusoe (design/build/operate); Lancium (land, power interconnect) (Crusoe); owners Childress DC1, DC2, DC3 LLC (TDLR)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 3 single-story data center buildings × 806,359 sq ft (TDLR); 270 acres, 1.0 GW grid-connected (Crusoe release, Jul 15 2026, company); DCD (Oct 2 2026, news) writes that "Crusoe announced in July 2026 that it was working with Lancium on a 1.4GW data center campus", which conflicts with Crusoe's own 1.0 GW release
Investment: Est. $2.4B per building (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 5 sources
Kent County · Jayton (CR 233 and P2390)
Crusoe (per DCD); owners Spur DC Owner 1 LLC and Spur DC Owner 2 LLC (TDLR)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 2 single-story data center buildings × 759,262 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $2.4B per building (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-05 · 3 sources
Willacy County · Santa Monica area (1392 FM 1420)
Soluna (TDLR owner Soluna KK Energy Service Co LLC); Metrobloks (co-development partner per Soluna release)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: TDLR: single-story AI data center, about 471,884 sq ft, ±112 MW critical IT load (TDLR scope). Soluna (Jan 15 2026, company): initial 100+ MW Critical IT phase of a larger campus with roadmap supporting more than 300 MW total CIT
Investment: Est. $471.8M (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-12 · 2 sources
Bastrop County · Cedar Creek (Earl Callahan Rd near Walter Hoffman Road)
Owner Roger Donald Wallace (TDLR; tenant field 'Not Assigned'); BlackChamber developing the data center portion, Pacifico Energy the power facility (Community Impact, news); design firm Gensler (Dallas)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 498,165 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $366M (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 1 sources
Carson County · Amarillo area
Fermi America
In development
Size: 4 proposed AP1000 reactors under NRC review; reactors 'would provide 4 GWs' of baseload power and campus may include ~11 GW total generation and up to 30M sq ft of computing space (NRC, Federal Register); four AP1000s 'totalling 4.4 GWe' within a planned 17 GWe campus (NEI Magazine, citing Fermi); first Siemens Energy gas turbines arrived on site (Fermi, via CRO); subject to binding customer agreements, expected to ramp to about 17 GW (Fermi Oct 13 2026 release)
Last verified 2026-10-15 · 4 sources
Shackelford County · Buck Nail Ranch, about 16 miles west of Albany (KTXS)
Bolt Data & Energy (abatement applicant: Bolt North Holdco LLC, via Merit Advisors)
Proposed (abatement application under review)
Size: Not disclosed; company has not confirmed size, water demand, jobs or timeline (KTXS)
Investment: Estimated $8.8B (abatement application, per Albany News)
Last verified 2026-10-05 · 7 sources
Gray County · Miami (8810–8850 Co. Rd. 21, per TDLR)
IP Meitner Land LLC (TDLR owner), an affiliate of Intersect Power (DCD)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Three 1-story data center buildings 1A, 2A, 3A with central utility buildings, 761,000 sq ft each (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $400M per building (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 4 sources
Archer County · Off Three Way Road, near Wichita Falls
Google (per presentation and FAQ posted on the county site); Ch. 312 applicant Dynamo, Michael Monfort, Manager (minutes); TCEQ wastewater permits sought by Dynamo Ventures LLC (TCEQ applications; county resolution; Archer County News). The TCEQ applications list a Dynamo Ventures permitting contact with a google.com email address, and their engineering drawings carry file paths under "Google Data Centers" (TCEQ application files); no opened Google statement names Dynamo
Proposed (county denied tax abatement)
Size: About 2,800 acres, four planned buildings; Google requested 1,000 MW, subject to ERCOT approval, with a small initial portion hoped for in 2028 and the rest in 2031 (company FAQ prepared for the Commissioners Court)
Investment: $1B estimated capital investment; 50 estimated new direct jobs (company slides, Apr 27 2026)
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 12 sources
Deaf Smith County · About 22 miles north of Hereford (news); Roman Energy Center 'outside of Hereford' (TCEQ)
Google (operator, per ABC7 Amarillo); Intersect (adjacent solar and wind, news); IP Roman III Gas, LLC (gas plant air permit applicant, TCEQ)
Proposed; construction expected to begin summer 2026 (news)
Size: 3,700 acres (news); Roman Energy Center: 640 natural gas-fired generator engines plus 25 diesel emergency engines (TCEQ application); ERCOT lists Aurelius 3 Natural Gas, 1,275 MW, IP Roman III Gas, LLC (official)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Young County · Unincorporated Young County near Graham (south of FM 61, north of FM 209)
Headwaters Site Development, LLC (affiliate of Stream Data Centers)
Proposed / in development
Size: Up to 15 data center buildings on ~867 acres (company); DCD reports ~890 acres and a $10B investment claim; site grown to ~2,500 acres (county judge via Graham Leader, Oct 24 2026); MW not stated
Investment: $10B (company claim, per DCD); proposed City of Graham fees: greater of $2M or $4/sq ft for the first building, $750,000 per additional building, plus 20 annual payments of at least $900,000 per building (draft agreement, not final)
Last verified 2026-10-28 · 7 sources
La Salle County · Encinal
Related Companies and NextEra Energy Resources (power campus JV); Related Digital (data center campus); Lewis Energy Group (land, produced water, natural gas)
Announced
Size: 6,472 MW natural gas power facility dedicated to supplying co-located data centers (U.S. Commerce Dept., official); 6.47 GW to supply a 5 GW data center campus that Related Digital is developing on an adjacent site, with excess power to the grid (company; Korea.net). The 5 GW figure appears only in company and Korean-government sources; no separate location is given for the data center campus
Investment: $22.3B for the power facility (U.S. Commerce Dept., official; company headline; Korea.net); the company release body says "$22+ billion"; data center campus cost not stated in any opened source
Last verified 2026-10-13 · 6 sources
Hall County · Near Turkey
QTS Data Centers (design/build/operate); Lancium (campus owner; electrical and civil infrastructure)
Announced
Size: Up to 11 data center buildings on about 465 acres (QTS community page, company); closed-loop cooling once operational (company)
Investment: More than $10B capital investment (QTS/Lancium Jul 13 2026 joint release, company)
Last verified 2026-10-15 · 4 sources
Dallas County · Wilmer and Lancaster (Mason Rd, W Beltline Rd, Sunrise Rd, per TDLR)
QTS (TDLR owner QTS Dallas I, LLC)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Two-story data center buildings: DC2 ~470,000 sq ft and DC3 ~560,000 sq ft (303 Mason Rd); DC4 413,726 sq ft (794 W Beltline Rd); DC5 and DC6 363,500 sq ft each (421 Mason Rd); DC7 363,500 sq ft (1341 Sunrise Rd, Lancaster) (TDLR)
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: DC2 $300M; DC3 $350M; DC4 $175M; DC5, DC6 and DC7 $290M each
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 7 sources
Tarrant County · Fort Worth (14100 Park Vista Blvd, per TDLR)
QTS (Quality Technology Services, LLC; TDLR owner)
Existing campus; expansion registered (TDLR)
Size: Apr 2025 DC1 addition and data hall build-out: 168,770 sq ft; Jun 2026 expansion: two-story 147,946 sq ft data center with equipment yard (TDLR)
Investment: TDLR est. costs as filed: $130M (Apr 2025 addition); $42M (May 2025 data hall build-out); $300M (Jun 2026 expansion)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Haskell County
Ascendant Site Solutions, LLC (agreement party); Haskell County abatement page labels it 'Ranger (Google)'
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: One or more data centers, in phases (agreement); MW and square footage not stated
Investment: Phase 1 capital costs ~$1 billion (agreement)
Last verified 2026-10-19 · 2 sources
Ellis County · Red Oak (330 N. Austin Blvd., per TDLR)
Alamo Mission LLC (TDLR owner; operator not named in the opened filings)
RED1A complete (TDLR Inspection Complete); RED2A registered (TDLR)
Size: RED1A: new data center, 170,594 sq ft; RED2A: new building, 285,310 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: RED1A est. $176M; RED2A est. $176M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Navarro County · Corsicana (6980 FM 709, per TDLR)
Riot Platforms, Inc.
Operating (bitcoin mining); data center registered (TDLR)
Size: 1 GW total planned capacity, direct 345 kV transmission interconnection; development underway for a 168 MW core & shell building (Riot). Project Ditto: new 2-story, 335,428 sq ft data center (TDLR)
Investment: Project Ditto est. $400M (TDLR)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Milam County · Rockdale
Riot Platforms (Riot Rockdale, LLC)
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: 241 MW critical IT contracted: AMD 50 MW + frontier AI lab 191 MW (company figure, Riot Q2 2026 release)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 5 sources
Bell County · Temple (Synergy Industrial Park)
Rowan (per City of Temple)
Proposed / in development (City review); AUS02 registered (TDLR)
Size: Three phases: Phase 1 'Project Temple' (also 'Project Kayak'; 'Project Lasso/Phase 1B' replacement site), Phase 2 'Project Stampede', Phase 3 'Project Ranger' (City of Temple); size not stated
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio (off S New Braunfels Ave near Research Plaza, per TCEQ location description)
Decennial Tx, LLC (TCEQ customer of record); no tenant or operator named
Proposed / in development
Size: Not stated
Last verified 2026-10-26 · 2 sources
Williamson County · Round Rock (1300 Louis Henna Blvd., per TDLR)
Sabey Data Centers (TDLR owner)
Existing campus; new data halls registered (TDLR)
Size: Data Halls B35 and B36, ~77,000 sq ft each (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $40M per data hall (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Scurry County
SB Energy (county notice); applicants Scurry County DC, LLC and SE DC Gen, LLC
Proposed / in development
Size: Reinvestment zone ~1,975 acres; one or more data centers with ancillary facilities and servers (county notice); MW not stated
Investment: Estimated cost of at least $1 billion (county notice)
Last verified 2026-10-19 · 1 sources
Dallas County · Wilmer (area bounded by Belt Line Rd, Mason Rd, Ferris Rd and Lavender/Van Rd)
Schlachter Realty, Ltd. (TCEQ applicant; the plain-language summary spells it 'Schlacter')
Proposed (TCEQ air permit pending)
Size: Hyperscale data center with 891 Caterpillar 3516E emergency generators rated 3,000 kW standby each (TCEQ)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Harris County · Houston (15515 and 15555 Cutten Rd, per TDLR)
serverfarm (TDLR owner Serverfarm)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: CTX2: ground-up data center, 438,000 sq ft; Project Longhorn: renovation of a 264,514 sq ft server building (TDLR)
Investment: CTX2 est. $137M; Longhorn Phase 2 est. $137.25M; Longhorn interior remodel est. $3M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Harris County · Hockley (4801 Betka Rd, per TDLR)
serverfarm (TDLR owner Serverfarm)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Ground-up data center, 565,000 sq ft (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $137M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Tom Green County · Northeast San Angelo, near US 67 N and City Farm Rd, on city-owned property (City of San Angelo)
Skybox / Emergent (developer, per City of San Angelo)
Approved (zoning); in development
Size: 1.2 GW (SanAngeloLive, Sep 2026)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Williamson County · Hutto (4200 and 3399 County Road 132)
Skybox (named in TDLR project titles); Prologis (per Hoodline, which calls Hutto Data Center Campus LLC a Prologis affiliate); owners Hutto Data Center Campus, LLC (Hutto 1, 2, 4) and Hutto Data Center 3, LLC (Hutto 3) (TDLR)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Sizes as each TDLR filing states them: Hutto 1 core/shell, square footage field 253,730 sq ft while its scope text says 235,730 sf; Hutto 1 initial improvements 235,730; Hutto 1 fit-out 235,730; Hutto 2 core/shell 235,730; Hutto 2 fit-out 234,820; Hutto 2 fit-up 234,820; Hutto 3 core/shell 492,350; Hutto 4 core/shell 846,300 (about 844,300 sq ft data center plus about 20,000 sq ft office per its scope text); core/shell filings list future data center use (TDLR). The figures differ between filings and are shown as filed. Hoodline reports a planned 600 MW of IT across 3.88M sq ft (citing DCD)
Investment: TDLR est. costs: Hutto 1 core/shell $86M, initial improvements $149M, fit-out $163M; Hutto 2 core/shell $78.3M, fit-out $125M, fit-up $470M; Hutto 3 core/shell $283,046,463; Hutto 4 core/shell $550M. Hoodline cites The Real Deal (Jul 2023) for $5–10B across up to six buildings
Last verified 2026-10-12 · 12 sources
Dallas County · Lancaster (2401 South Dallas Ave., per TDLR)
Skybox Datacenters (per TDLR project name); TDLR owner Lancaster Data Center Campus, LP
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Interior improvements to an existing 270,900 sq ft data center shell (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $214.3M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Wichita County · Wichita Falls (Wichita Falls Business Park)
Skybox Datacenters (with Blue Owl, per Skybox); subsidiary Texas Data Center Campus Power, LLC (PUCT complaint); buyer entity Texas Data Centers Campus LLC (per DCD)
Proposed / in development (ERCOT classification disputed)
Size: 225 acres bought, option on ~125 more; up to 7 buildings, first 150,000 sq ft building possibly operational late 2028 (per DCD, citing local press); 300+ acre campus, up to 2M sq ft, 300+ MW private on-site substations (company); MW redacted in the public PUCT complaint
Investment: Land: more than $14.5M paid to the Wichita Falls Economic Development Corporation for 225 acres (per DCD); total investment not stated
Last verified 2026-10-28 · 5 sources
Briscoe County · ~5 mi south of Silverton along Hwy 207
Soluna Energy subsidiaries: Soluna Dorothy 3 Energy ServiceCo. LLC, Soluna DV BNSF Energy HoldCo. LLC (owners); STX-01 LLC (abatement applicant) (county notice); planned Soluna–Applied Digital joint venture for Dorothy 3 Phase 1 (company; Soluna 8-K)
Proposed / in development
Size: 403.397 acres; one or more data centers (county notice)
Investment: Estimated value of improvements incl. business personal property more than $8B (county notice)
Last verified 2026-10-22 · 3 sources
Dallas County · Lancaster
STACK Infrastructure (per TDLR project names "STACK - DFW02A" and "STACK - DFW02A-P2", and STACK's DFW02 campus brochure, whose site plan labels a DFW02B building); owner entities SI DFW02A, LLC and SI DFW02CAMPUS LLC (TDLR)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: Three two-story office and data center buildings: DFW02A 360,028 sq ft; DFW02A-P2 360,044 sq ft; DFW02B 360,044 sq ft (TDLR). STACK's brochure describes a 193-acre DFW02 campus with 312 MW critical capacity expandable to 504 MW; its site plan shows DFW02A at 96MW and DFW02B, C, D and E at 54MW each (company)
Investment: TDLR estimated costs: DFW02A $79.7M; DFW02A-P2 $202.2M; DFW02B $540M
Last verified 2026-10-06 · 4 sources
Taylor County · Abilene
Crusoe (builder); Lancium (land/power); Oracle for OpenAI
Partially operational
Size: ~1.2 GW, 8 buildings, ~4M sq ft
Investment: $30–33B total construction cost, all phases (per CNR)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 17 sources
Milam County · Burlington
SB Energy; OpenAI (tenant per TDLR filing)
Under construction
Size: 1.2 GW planned; Phase 1 = 548,950 sq ft, 4 data halls
Investment: Phase 1 est. cost $470M (TDLR TABS)
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 4 sources
Dallas County · Wilmer (930 N Sunrise Rd and 300 S Sunrise Rd, per TDLR)
Stream Data Centers (TDLR owners SDC DFWC, LP and SDC DFW VIII, L.P.)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: DFWC1: new 2-story 48 MW, 360,750 sq ft data center, substation and campus entrance; Project Fir: 85,625 sq ft data center core and shell next to an existing data center (TDLR)
Investment: DFWC1 est. $300M; Project Fir est. $167.3M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Williamson County · Taylor (just east of city limits, between FM 112 and US 79)
Big Watt Digital; PowerHouse Data Centers
Approved (development agreement)
Size: 664 acres; data center facilities plus on-site power generation (City of Taylor); up to 1 GW data center capacity via dedicated behind-the-meter power from a new 750 MW natural gas plant; first power targeted 1H 2028, first phase aiming for 500 MW (DCD, Oct 15 2026, attributing company plans)
Last verified 2026-10-15 · 8 sources
Travis County · Giga Texas, 1035 Robotic Ave, Hornsby Bend area (Travis County Fire Marshal permit)
Tesla
Operational (Cortex 1 and Cortex 2 in production, company); Cortex 2.0 data halls 6-9 base build permitted
Size: Cortex 1 >90 MW and Cortex 2 >115 MW, both listed as in production (Tesla Q2 2026 update)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Ector County · Odessa area (Permian Basin)
New Era Energy & Digital (TCDC; TCDC PowerCo subsidiary)
Proposed / in development (county permits received, per company)
Size: 493 acres; 1.4+ GW capacity target, multi-phase (company); Phases 1 and 2 ~757 MW gross (company); Phase 1 power purchase agreement 200–207 MW (Construction Review)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Brazos County · Bryan (Texas A&M-RELLIS campus)
ThisWay Global (says it acquired the project out of bankruptcy Sep 30 2026, per DCK); RELLIS Campus Data and Research Center, LLC (City of Bryan abatement applicant and property lessee); land owned by The Texas A&M University System (City of Bryan)
Approved (tax abatement)
Size: 73 MW AI/HPC planned, phased, on ~25 acres (company, via DCD and DCK); first building about 25% of total compute (company via DCK). The abatement covers the 25.00-acre RELLIS Reinvestment Zone No. 2 (City of Bryan)
Investment: Estimated cost of improvements and tangible personal property at least ~$298M (City of Bryan agenda item, Jun 26 2026). Information given to the city in Apr 2025, under the earlier owner, put the value at $700M (WTAW)
Last verified 2026-10-20 · 6 sources
Shackelford County · Albany area
Vantage Data Centers
Under construction
Size: 1.4 GW; ~1,200 acres; 10 buildings, ~3.7M sq ft
Investment: $25B
Last verified 2026-10-03 · 4 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio
Vantage Data Centers
Registered (TDLR status: Review Complete)
Size: Up to 96 MW critical IT; 432,800 sq ft (TX12). TX12 fit-out covers 96 MW of data modules; TX11 fit-up covers 32 MW (TDLR)
Investment: TX12 est. $276.9M; TX12 tenant fit-out est. $448M; TX11 fit-up est. $95M (TDLR TABS, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 3 sources
Bexar County · San Antonio (5207 Rogers Road, per TDLR)
Vantage Data Centers (TDLR owners Vantage Data Centers TX2 LLC; 'Retained Vantage Data Centers Development')
Registered (TDLR)
Size: TX22: new 2-story 214,526 sq ft data center; TX21: 162,785 sq ft tenant fit-out (TDLR)
Investment: TX22 est. $272.15M; TX21 fit-out est. $135M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
Washington County · Brenham (2602 Longwood Dr., per TDLR)
Viridien (TDLR owner CGG Services (U.S.) Inc.)
Registered (TDLR)
Size: 40,262 sq ft data center building with accessory work spaces (TDLR)
Investment: Est. $50M (TDLR, as filed)
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 1 sources
Tom Green County · South FM 2335, about 0.25 mi south of Highway 67, near San Angelo (TCEQ)
Westline TX Holdings LLC (Austin)
Proposed; air permit pending
Size: Off-grid: power generated on site by natural gas reciprocating engines (TCEQ); MW not stated in the summary
Last verified 2026-10-18 · 2 sources
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