Austin, Waco and Central Texas Data Centers
This page covers Austin, Waco and Temple: 23 counties from Travis and Williamson out to Bastrop and Caldwell, north through Bell and Milam, and up to McLennan and Hill. All of it is on the ERCOT grid, served by Austin Energy, Oncor and a mix of electric cooperatives. 18 data center campuses are open, being built or planned here: 5 operating (1 still adding buildings), 7 under construction and 6 announced or permitted. The largest is Nexus Hubbard Campus in Hubbard, at 7.7 GW (an estimate), developed by Nexus Data Centers. Williamson County has the most campuses, with 4.
- Campuses: 18
- Operating: 5 (1 expanding)
- Under construction: 7
- Announced or permitted: 6
- Capacity at full build: 16.8 GW (includes 3 est. figures)
Data center campuses in Central Texas
- Skybox PowerCampus Austin (Hutto), Hutto (Williamson County) · operational · 600 MW · developer: Skybox Datacenters / Prologis
- Bitdeer Rockdale, Rockdale (Milam County) · operational · 563 MW est. · developer: Bitdeer Technologies Group
- Riot Rockdale AI Campus, Rockdale (Milam County) · operational · 241 MW · developer: Riot Platforms
- Meta Temple, Temple (Bell County) · operational · 152 MW est. · developer: Meta
- Sabey Round Rock, Round Rock (Williamson County) · operational · 84 MW · developer: Sabey Data Centers
- Nexus Hubbard Campus, Hubbard (Hill County) · under construction · 7.7 GW est. · developer: Nexus Data Centers
- CloudBurst San Marcos Campus, San Marcos (Hays County) · under construction · 1.2 GW · developer: CloudBurst Data Centers
- OpenAI Stargate Milam, Milam County (Milam County) · under construction · 1.2 GW · developer: SoftBank
- Rowan Project Temple, Temple (Bell County) · under construction · 300 MW · developer: Rowan Digital Infrastructure
- CyrusOne DFW10, Bosque County (Bosque County) · under construction · 190 MW · developer: CyrusOne
- CyrusOne Fairfield Campus (DFW20), Fairfield (Freestone County) · under construction · developer: CyrusOne
- EdgeConneX Cedar Creek Campus, Cedar Creek (Bastrop County) · under construction · developer: EdgeConneX
- Tract Caldwell Valley Technology Park, Uhland (Caldwell County) · announced · 4 GW · developer: Tract
- Pacifico Cedar Creek Data Center and Power Campus, Cedar Creek (Bastrop County) · announced · 490 MW · developer: Pacifico Energy
- Galaxy McGregor Campus, McGregor (McLennan County) · announced · developer: Galaxy Digital
- Iron Mountain Taylor, Taylor (Williamson County) · announced · developer: Iron Mountain
- Colovore Hutto, Hutto (Williamson County) · permitted · 40 MW · developer: Colovore
- Edged Austin (Maxwell), Maxwell (Caldwell County) · permitted · developer: Edged
Questions about Central Texas data centers
- How many data centers are in Central Texas?
- 18 named data center campuses are in Central Texas as of 2026: 5 operating (1 still adding buildings), 7 under construction and 6 announced or permitted. The count covers named campuses with a published source, not every building, and leaves out paused or cancelled projects.
- What is the largest data center in Central Texas?
- Nexus Hubbard Campus in Hubbard is the largest at 7.7 GW (an estimate), developed by Nexus Data Centers. It is under construction.
- Which data centers are under construction in Central Texas?
- 7 campuses are under construction: Nexus Hubbard Campus (Hubbard), CloudBurst San Marcos Campus (San Marcos), OpenAI Stargate Milam (Milam County), Rowan Project Temple (Temple), CyrusOne DFW10 (Bosque County) and CyrusOne Fairfield Campus (DFW20) (Fairfield), and 1 more listed on this page.
- How much data center capacity is planned in Central Texas?
- The 13 campuses with a published capacity add up to 16.8 GW at full build. 3 of those figures are estimates, marked "est." in the list. The other 5 have no published figure yet.
- Which counties are in Central Texas?
- This page follows the Capital Area, Heart of Texas and Central Texas council of governments planning regions: Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, Lee, Llano, Travis, Williamson, Bosque, Falls, Freestone, Hill, Limestone, McLennan, Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, Milam, Mills and San Saba counties. Campuses sit in Williamson County (4), Milam County (3), Bastrop County (2), Bell County (2), Caldwell County (2), Bosque County (1), Freestone County (1), Hays County (1), Hill County (1) and McLennan County (1).
Other Texas regions
- North Texas data centers, 26 campuses
- West Texas data centers, 12 campuses
- Abilene and the Big Country data centers, 7 campuses
- Texas Panhandle and South Plains data centers, 12 campuses
- San Antonio and South Texas data centers, 12 campuses