Data centers · Texas

Data centers in Texas

91 data center projects are in development in Texas, 61 of them under construction, with 0 already operating. Read daily from 15 public sources. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

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91in development

17pre-construction

61under construction

0operating

13 permitted17 pre-construction61 under construction

Construction starts by year

Projects by the year construction starts or started, stacked by where each one stands today.

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Next to break ground

The three data center projects in Texas most likely to start work next.

Core Scientific Gvt-1Hunt County
Pre-construction · 50 acres · start Aug 2026, permit on file
Builder: in the app
DataBank - Red Oak Phase 2 - Building 13 DFW13Ellis County
Pre-construction · 10 acres · start Sep 2026, permit on file
Builder: in the app
Google DFW 1.0Tarrant County
Pre-construction · 3 acres · start Oct 2026, permit on file
Builder: in the app

Every data center project in Texas, with builders and contacts

Data centers in Texas, by county

Bexar County 12 Dallas County 11 Taylor County 5 Ellis County 4 Bell County 4 Tarrant County 4 Milam County 3 Collin County 3 Borden County 2 Fisher County 2 Hunt County 2 Medina County 2

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Questions

Data centers in Texas, in short.

How many data center projects are in development in Texas?

91 data center projects are in development in Texas, 17 of them in pre-construction and 61 under construction, with 0 already operating.

Which data center projects in Texas are next to break ground?

The data centers projects in Texas most likely to start work next are Core Scientific Gvt-1 in Hunt County, DataBank - Red Oak Phase 2 - Building 13 DFW13 in Ellis County and Google DFW 1.0 in Tarrant County. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the subscriber record.

Where does the Texas data center data come from?

From 15 public sources read daily: grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Each value links to its record.