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A working statewide index of operating, expanding, proposed, filed, withdrawn, rejected, and prohibited data-center activity. Select any map point to open its local page.

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57 Texas community records

Reviewed September 28, 2026
29Operating, building, or expanding
21Proposed, announced, or filed
7Withdrawn, rejected, prohibited, or unconfirmed

How to read this count. These are community pages, not a count of facilities. One community can contain many buildings, campuses, or project phases. Cleanview’s broader facility-level tracker reported 139 operating and 363 planned Texas facilities in September 2026.

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TEXAS COMMUNITY INDEX

57 communities

CommunityCurrent signalRegion
AbileneOperating + buildingJune 9 company report: two original buildings operational, six under construction; a separate Microsoft campus is being developed. Source review October 4; later completion unverified.West TexasOpen page →San AngeloProposedCity overview checked October 4: no development application received within city limits. Skybox/Emergent plans remain projected; see the dated local guide.West TexasOpen page →Fort StocktonPlanned + filedAmazon has announced a planned Pecos County campus north of Fort Stockton, alongside state construction filings.West TexasOpen page →PecosAnnouncedMicrosoft announced a multibillion-dollar Pecos campus designed to add approximately 2 GW of capacity.West TexasOpen page →FloydadaFiledAmazon Data Services is listed as owner on filings for new data-center construction near Floydada.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →VernonFiledGoogle has filed two large projects in Wilbarger County associated with the Vernon area.North TexasOpen page →ChildressAnnouncedCrusoe and Lancium announced a gigawatt-scale AI campus in Childress, with construction planned to begin in 2026.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →SnyderUnder constructionEnergy Vault broke ground on an AI infrastructure campus using Crusoe Spark modular data centers.West TexasOpen page →AbernathyIn developmentFluidstack is advancing a 168 MW critical-load campus first formed with TeraWulf and financially backed by Google.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →Odessa / Ector CountyIn developmentNew Era is developing the multi-phase Texas Critical Data Centers campus in Ector County outside Odessa.Permian BasinOpen page →Laredo areaRegional watch itemData City has been pitched on a large site near Laredo, but city and county officials reported no formal data-center application as of August 2026.South TexasOpen page →Harlingen areaProposed nearbyA multibillion-dollar RGV campus has been proposed in Cameron County near Harlingen; officials say it is outside city limits.Rio Grande ValleyOpen page →Cedar CreekBuilding + proposedEdgeConneX is building in Cedar Creek while additional large campus proposals move through Bastrop County review.Central TexasOpen page →BastropExpanding pipelineMultiple operating-area, planned and potential campuses form a growing Bastrop County development pipeline.Central TexasOpen page →HuttoProposal withdrawnZydeco withdrew the rezoning request for its proposed Hutto facility in April 2026.Central TexasOpen page →TaylorApproved + proposedTaylor has approved major data-center development and is also reviewing a separate phased Blueprint proposal.Central TexasOpen page →College StationProposal rejectedThe City Council rejected the land sale tied to the proposed 600 MW Project Aggie campus in September 2025.Brazos ValleyOpen page →HubbardProposedNexus Data Centers has proposed a large behind-the-meter campus on land outside Hubbard.Central TexasOpen page →HillsboroProposed + contestedA city-owned industrial tract and a separate rural Hill County proposal remain part of an active land-use and legal debate.Central TexasOpen page →Red OakOperating + expandingCompass and DataBank activity is expanding Red Oak into a major North Texas campus and workforce-training cluster.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →WilmerFully leased + under constructionStream lists a fully leased 90 MW campus and a separate 240 MW hyperscale campus under construction in Wilmer.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →GarlandOperating + expansion filedGarland has operating capacity, and Digital Realty registered a $20 million DFW39 Phase 2 shell addition for a future fourth data hall on September 24, 2026.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →Royse CityFiledA state filing lists a $384 million, 100,000-square-foot data-center project near Royse City in Hunt County.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →ProsperWithdrawn · Town noticeTown notice for September 8 closes the current Tomahawk proposal after applicant withdrawal. Verified October 4; future applications are a separate question.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →WestlakeProposedWestlake is considering a four-building, approximately 1.1-million-square-foot campus near Highway 377.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →DentonApproved + developingDenton approved QumulusAI's modular facility while other large data-center activity continues in the market.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →Fort WorthOperating + proposals filedFort Worth has operating and developing campuses. A September 22 state registration identifies Colovore Alliance's proposed $430 million, four-data-hall facility at 14700 Heritage Parkway.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →LancasterOperating + proposedExisting campus development is joined by large proposals in the Lancaster and South Dallas area.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →BolingPlanned + filed; groundwater permits reported issuedAmazon is planning a Wharton County campus near Boling. September 8 groundwater permits are reported for offices, construction and fire protection; actual use, cooling-water authorization and power remain separate questions.Gulf CoastOpen page →CiboloIn developmentLegacy Investing is developing a 50 MW facility on a 39-acre Cibolo site, with potential future expansion.San Antonio regionOpen page →San MarcosProhibited in cityAfter rejecting a large proposal, San Marcos amended its zoning rules in June 2026 to prohibit data centers citywide.Central TexasOpen page →DallasOperating + proposedDallas is an established operating market with a proposed 245 MW redevelopment at Dallas Market Center and a large regional pipeline.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →AustinOperating + policy reviewAustin is an established market while the city considers tighter standards and nearby Central Texas proposals multiply.Central TexasOpen page →HoustonOperating + regional pipelineHouston is a major operating market with large new proposals spreading into surrounding Gulf Coast counties.Gulf CoastOpen page →The WoodlandsBuilt + soldStream lists a completed 7.8+ MW 2N facility in The Woodlands as sold; current ownership and operating status should be verified.Greater HoustonOpen page →San AntonioOperating + expanding; litigation pendingSan Antonio remains an operating and construction market. A federal Clean Air Act lawsuit filed September 21 challenges permitting for power plants supporting Vantage TX11 and TX21; the allegations have not been adjudicated.South Central TexasOpen page →TempleOperating + expandingMeta's hyperscale Temple campus opened in 2026, with additional data-center activity nearby.Central TexasOpen page →RockdaleOperating + AI conversionRiot's large operating Rockdale campus is shifting part of its infrastructure from bitcoin mining toward high-performance AI computing under announced customer agreements.Central TexasOpen page →Corsicana / Navarro CountyOperating + evaluating AI expansionRiot energized the first 400 MW phase of its Corsicana campus and is evaluating AI and high-performance-computing uses for roughly 600 MW of remaining approved capacity.North Central TexasOpen page →El PasoMultiple campuses plannedPublic project records identify a multi-building Meta campus, a large Carlyle/Fort Bliss proposal, and additional institutional data-center activity in El Paso County.Far West TexasOpen page →MidlothianOperating + expandingGoogle's established Midlothian campus continues to expand, with additional large buildings in the public development pipeline.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →Grand PrairieMulti-building campus plannedPowerHouse is advancing a large multi-building data-center campus in the Grand Prairie area of Ellis County.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →Irving / Las ColinasOperating + plannedIrving remains an established operating cluster while PowerHouse and other developers advance additional Las Colinas-area capacity.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →Claude / Armstrong CountyAnnounced + power work reportedGoogle named Armstrong County for a new data-center campus, while reporting identifies a large associated power project under development.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →Haskell / Haskell CountyConstruction reported + agreement recordGoogle reported data-center construction in June 2026. County records also identify a separate Crusoe-linked agreement; source review October 4.West Central TexasOpen page →Amarillo / Carson CountyPlanned; permitting and tenant riskFermi America's Project Matador is planned north of Amarillo in Carson County, but current reporting shows material permitting, financing, and tenant uncertainty.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →Granbury / Hood CountyProposed + contestedSailfish Digital Ventures has proposed the large Comanche Circle campus in unincorporated Hood County near Granbury, drawing sustained environmental and land-use scrutiny.North Central TexasOpen page →Lockhart / Caldwell CountyLarge campus plannedTract is planning its Caldwell Valley data-center campus on nearly 3,000 acres in Caldwell County; the directory keeps the location county-level until local siting records become more specific.Central TexasOpen page →Willis / Montgomery CountyPlannedSeparate public project records identify planned Comcast and Jarvis Media Group data-center activity in Montgomery County, including the Willis area.Greater HoustonOpen page →Rio HondoSite work / construction announcedFluidstack says construction has begun on a $4 billion first phase in unincorporated Cameron County near Rio Hondo, planned for as much as 1.5 GW. The county worksite permit covers site work; separate building permits remain required.Rio Grande ValleyOpen page →LewisvilleExpansion filedDigital Realty registered a $20 million DFW44 Phase 2 shell addition on September 24, 2026, for a future fourth data hall in Lewisville.Dallas–Fort WorthOpen page →South Texas · location undisclosedRegional watch itemGray Oak Power says an unnamed South Texas data-center campus advanced through ERCOT Batch Zero, targeting initial power in 2028 and grid power in 2029. No city, tenant, or campus capacity has been disclosed.South TexasOpen page →Vega / Oldham CountyOperatingHut 8's Vega campus became operational in Oldham County in 2025, adding a significant digital-infrastructure site west of Amarillo.Panhandle + PlainsOpen page →Dickens CountyOperating + expandingGalaxy Digital's Helios campus is operating in Dickens County and has a multi-phase expansion pipeline tied to AI and high-performance computing.West TexasOpen page →Monahans / Ward CountyOperatingIonic Digital's Cedarvale facility has operated in Ward County since 2024, adding another large computing load to the Permian Basin corridor.Permian BasinOpen page →McCamey / Upton CountyOperatingHut 8's King Mountain campus has operated in Upton County since 2022, anchoring a significant large-load computing site south of the Midland–Odessa market.Permian BasinOpen page →BoernePolicy watch; no named projectBoerne is drafting special-use and setback rules for any future data center, but no specific named campus is treated as confirmed in this directory.Texas Hill CountryOpen page →