Meta Temple

152 MW AI data center in Temple, TX, United States: operational.

Meta Temple is a 152 MW AI data center project located in Temple, TX, United States, currently operational. It is being built by Meta. The estimated build cost is $1.2B. The site draws on a mix of power sources (renewable targets). 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.

Notes

Users: Meta; Epoch 'Current power' = 178 MW (may include campus expansions); Cost modeled at ~$44B/GW by Epoch AI

Public companies linked to Meta Temple

Developers, tenants, and suppliers tracked by Data Center Index with exposure to this project:

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Frequently asked questions

What is Meta Temple?
Meta Temple is an AI data center project in Temple, Texas tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is operational.
Where is Meta Temple?
Meta Temple is in Temple, Texas. Every tracked Texas campus, with counts and capacity, is at https://datacenterindex.ai/markets/texas.
How big is Meta Temple?
Data Center Index tracks Meta Temple at 152 MW, on an estimated $1.2B build. That capacity is an estimate. We modeled or inferred it, and no source states it.
Who is building Meta Temple?
Meta is developing Meta Temple.
Which public companies are linked to Meta Temple?
Data Center Index links 2 tracked public companies to Meta Temple: Meta Platforms (META), Meta Platforms (META). Each is a developer, tenant or supplier with a sourced link to the project.

Sources

  1. AI Data Center Index facility profile: Meta Fort Worth Texas Ai Campus (epoch · aggregator · 2026-04-29)
  2. Meta Data Centers (company blog) (datacenters.atmeta.com · press · 2026-07-22)
  3. KWTX (CBS Central Texas) (kwtx.com · press · 2026-07-22)
  4. JE Dunn Construction (general contractor project page) (jedunn.com · press · 2026-07-22)
  5. Spectrum News 1 (spectrumlocalnews.com · press · 2026-07-22)
  6. City of Temple (templetx.gov · press · 2026-07-22)