Texas Data Centers
Live tracking of every data center project in Texas — operational, under construction, announced, and permitted — with developer, tenant, capacity, and supply-chain links.
- Operating: 12
- Operating and expanding: 8
- Under construction: 28
- Announced: 15
- Operating capacity: 6.2 GW
- Pipeline capacity: 64.8 GW
- Grid: ERCOT
Texas is the largest market in the tracker, with 30 projects on ERCOT's grid. The biggest builds are the 7.2 GW Nexus campus under construction in Hubbard, Oracle's Stargate site for OpenAI in Abilene, and Vantage's $25B Frontier campus, while ExxonMobil's 1.5 GW power-plant initiative shows how far the power side of the buildout now reaches.
Data Center Index tracks 55 named data center campuses in Texas (large sites with a source, not every building): 12 operating, 28 under construction, and 15 announced or permitted. The pipeline adds up to 64.8 GW of planned capacity. The grid is operated by ERCOT, which runs the interconnection queue. Below: every tracked project in Texas, ranked by build status, followed by the public companies whose data center revenue is most exposed to this market.
Tracked data center projects in Texas
- OpenAI Stargate Abilene — 1.2 GW, Abilene · operational · developer: Crusoe · tenant: Oracle / OpenAI · ~$15.9B
- CoreWeave Denton TX — 395 MW, Denton · operational · developer: Core Scientific · tenant: CoreWeave · ~$9.9B
- Meta Temple — 152 MW, Temple · operational · developer: Meta · ~$5.8B
- Coreweave Helios — 800 MW, Afton · operational · developer: Galaxy Digital · tenant: CoreWeave · ~$5.0B
- Google Midlothian — 103 MW, Midlothian · operational · developer: Google · ~$3.9B
- Google Red Oak — 185 MW, Red Oak · operational · developer: Google · ~$2.9B
- Microsoft SAT40 — 106 MW, San Antonio · operational · developer: Microsoft · ~$2.8B
- Microsoft SAT14 — 66 MW, San Antonio · operational · developer: Microsoft · ~$1.8B
- Childress Campus — 750 MW, Childress · operational · developer: IREN · ~$1.5B
- Stargate I — 1.2 GW, Abilene · operational · developer: Crusoe · tenant: OpenAI
- Skybox PowerCampus Austin (Hutto) — 600 MW, Hutto · operational · developer: Skybox Datacenters / Prologis
- Compass Red Oak Campus — 350 MW, Red Oak · operational · developer: Compass Datacenters
- Microsoft — San Antonio, Texas AI Data Center Campus — 300 MW, San Antonio · operational · developer: Microsoft
- Cerebras Systems — Condor Galaxy AI Supercomputer — 30 MW, Dallas · operational · developer: Cerebras Systems
- Frontier Campus — 1.4 GW, Shackelford County · under construction · developer: Vantage · ~$25.0B
- Taylor Fab, Taylor · under construction · developer: Samsung · ~$17.0B
- CloudBurst San Marcos Campus — 1.2 GW, San Marcos · under construction · developer: CloudBurst Data Centers · ~$14.5B
- El Paso DC — 1.0 GW, El Paso · under construction · developer: Meta · ~$10.0B
- Fluidstack Cameron County Campus, Rio Hondo · under construction · developer: Fluidstack · ~$4.0B
- Sweetwater Campus — 2.0 GW, Sweetwater · under construction · developer: IREN · tenant: Microsoft · ~$2.0B
- Vantage TX1 — 128 MW, San Antonio · under construction · developer: Vantage Data Centers · ~$1.2B
- AWS Project Eagle (Boling), Boling · under construction · developer: Amazon Web Services · ~$1.2B
- Rowan Project Temple — 300 MW, Temple · under construction · developer: Rowan Digital Infrastructure · ~$0.7B
- OpenAI Stargate Shackelford — 2.0 GW, Abilene · under construction · developer: Vantage Data Centers · tenant: Oracle / OpenAI
- Goodnight — 1.3 GW, Claude · under construction · developer: Crusoe · tenant: Google
Frequently asked questions
- How many data centers are in Texas?
- Data Center Index tracks 55 named data center campuses in Texas as of 2026: 12 operating, 28 under construction, and 15 announced or permitted. Coverage is named campuses with a published source, not every building.
- How much data center capacity does Texas have?
- 6.2 GW is operating, with 64.8 GW in the announced and under-construction pipeline. 30 of the 51 Texas campuses carrying a capacity figure show an estimate rather than a figure a named source states, marked "est." on the site.
- What is the largest data center in Texas?
- Project Matador (Fermi America HyperGrid) in Amarillo is the largest tracked campus in Texas at 17.0 GW, developed by Fermi America. That capacity is an estimate, not a figure a named source states.
- Who is building data centers in Texas?
- The most active developers in Texas by tracked campus count are Microsoft (5 campuses), Crusoe (4 campuses), Google (4 campuses). Every campus page lists its developer, tenant and the source that names them.
- Which grid operator serves Texas data centers?
- ERCOT runs the grid and the interconnection queue for Texas, so new campus power requests are approved on its timeline.
Public companies exposed to Texas
These public companies have tracked data-center projects in Texas as developers, tenants, or operators. Use the watchlist to compare them side by side, or click through for capex history and supplier exposure.
- Microsoft (MSFT) — hyperscaler · 6 projects in Texas
- Alphabet (GOOGL) — hyperscaler · 5 projects in Texas
- OpenAI (OPENAI) — ai lab · 5 projects in Texas
- GE Vernova (GEV) — power equipment · 4 projects in Texas
- Powell Industries (POWL) — power equipment · 4 projects in Texas
- Caterpillar (CAT) — power equipment · 3 projects in Texas
- Oracle (ORCL) — hyperscaler · 3 projects in Texas
- Primoris Services (PRIM) — construction · 3 projects in Texas
- SK Hynix (000660.KS) — chip fab · 2 projects in Texas
- Crusoe (CRUSOE) — gpu cloud · 2 projects in Texas
- CoreWeave (CRWV) — gpu cloud · 2 projects in Texas
- Emerson Electric (EMR) — power equipment · 2 projects in Texas
- IREN (IREN) — gpu cloud · 2 projects in Texas
- Meta Platforms (META) — hyperscaler · 2 projects in Texas
- Micron Technology (MU) — chip fab · 2 projects in Texas
Other data center markets
Tracked US markets, ranked by pipeline capacity:
- Utah data centers — 7 tracked projects, 21.1 GW pipeline
- Pennsylvania data centers — 16 tracked projects, 15.7 GW pipeline
- Ohio data centers — 25 tracked projects, 13.3 GW pipeline
- Virginia data centers — 34 tracked projects, 9.8 GW pipeline
- Kentucky data centers — 8 tracked projects, 8.9 GW pipeline
- Georgia data centers — 26 tracked projects, 8.1 GW pipeline
- Wyoming data centers — 7 tracked projects, 6.1 GW pipeline
- West Virginia data centers — 4 tracked projects, 6.1 GW pipeline
- Florida data centers — 7 tracked projects, 5.9 GW pipeline
- Illinois data centers — 13 tracked projects, 5.5 GW pipeline
- Maryland data centers — 8 tracked projects, 5.3 GW pipeline
- Indiana data centers — 11 tracked projects, 5.0 GW pipeline
- Kansas data centers — 10 tracked projects, 4.5 GW pipeline
- Arizona data centers — 24 tracked projects, 4.4 GW pipeline
- Oklahoma data centers — 12 tracked projects, 4.2 GW pipeline
- North Carolina data centers — 15 tracked projects, 4.1 GW pipeline
- Alabama data centers — 9 tracked projects, 3.4 GW pipeline
- Nebraska data centers — 7 tracked projects, 3.1 GW pipeline
- Louisiana data centers — 8 tracked projects, 3.0 GW pipeline
- Michigan data centers — 9 tracked projects, 2.6 GW pipeline
- Arkansas data centers — 7 tracked projects, 2.5 GW pipeline
- Oregon data centers — 13 tracked projects, 2.5 GW pipeline
- New York data centers — 7 tracked projects, 2.3 GW pipeline
- South Carolina data centers — 8 tracked projects, 1.9 GW pipeline
- Missouri data centers — 6 tracked projects, 1.7 GW pipeline
- Nevada data centers — 10 tracked projects, 1.6 GW pipeline
- Wisconsin data centers — 4 tracked projects, 1.5 GW pipeline
- California data centers — 15 tracked projects, 1.4 GW pipeline
- North Dakota data centers — 4 tracked projects, 1.4 GW pipeline
- Iowa data centers — 8 tracked projects, 1.4 GW pipeline
- Delaware data centers — 1 tracked project, 1.2 GW pipeline
- Montana data centers — 2 tracked projects, 1.1 GW pipeline
- Washington data centers — 5 tracked projects, 1.0 GW pipeline
- Colorado data centers — 4 tracked projects, 800 MW pipeline
- Mississippi data centers — 7 tracked projects, 616 MW pipeline
- Minnesota data centers — 4 tracked projects, 600 MW pipeline
- New Jersey data centers — 3 tracked projects, 550 MW pipeline
- South Dakota data centers — 2 tracked projects, 500 MW pipeline
- Massachusetts data centers — 1 tracked project, 274 MW pipeline
- Idaho data centers — 3 tracked projects, 240 MW pipeline
- Tennessee data centers — 7 tracked projects, 110 MW pipeline
- Connecticut data centers — 1 tracked project, 100 MW pipeline
- New Mexico data centers — 2 tracked projects