Iron Mountain Taylor
AI data center in Taylor, TX, United States: announced.
- Location: Taylor, TX, United States
- Developer: Iron Mountain
- Status: announced
Iron Mountain Taylor is a AI data center project located in Taylor, TX, United States, currently announced. It is being built by Iron Mountain. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across TX, United States, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Iron Mountain has proposed seven data center buildings on about 500 acres in Taylor, replacing a planned 1,900-home subdivision. The cited water demand is 30,200 gallons a day. No MW is stated.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Iron Mountain Taylor?
- Iron Mountain Taylor is an AI data center project in Taylor, Texas tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is announced.
- Where is Iron Mountain Taylor?
- Iron Mountain Taylor is in Taylor, Texas. Every tracked Texas campus, with counts and capacity, is at https://datacenterindex.ai/markets/texas.
- Who is building Iron Mountain Taylor?
- Iron Mountain is developing Iron Mountain Taylor.
- When will Iron Mountain Taylor come online?
- The next building at Iron Mountain Taylor is expected online 2030. That date is the first building going live, not the full build-out.
Sources
- Data Boom: Williamson County's data center explosion (austinfreepress.org · press · 2026-06-04)
- Taylor Press (taylorpress.net · press · 2026-03-18)
- Community Impact (communityimpact.com · press · 2026-10-07)