Data centers in Texas

About Texas

Texas has more listed data centers than any other US state: 429 facilities, 16 percent of the 2,612 listed in the United States, run by 133 operators in 51 towns and cities. Dallas has the most with 45, followed by San Antonio with 41, Austin with 28 and Houston with 27. Richardson (22) and Plano (19) come next. The directory's three Texas markets are Dallas–Fort Worth with 150 facilities, Austin and San Antonio with 80, and Houston with 36.

CyrusOne has the most listings in the state, 32, followed by Lumen with 20 and DataBank and Microsoft with 18 each. Of the 30 buildings that publish an IT load, the largest is Serverfarm's CTX1 site in Houston at 100 MW, ahead of DataBank's Red Oak buildings DFW9 to DFW12 at 60 MW each. Of the 14 that publish a utility supply, Digital Realty DFW18 in Richardson is the largest at 60 MW.

Texas is also where the directory holds data no other state has: 162 data center projects registered with the Texas Comptroller, with their registration dates, owners and occupants. 11 facilities are planned, including five CyrusOne sites in Bosque, Freestone, Jack and Medina counties and Sulphur Springs, and Google sites in Armstrong and Haskell counties and Pampa. 10 facilities hold an Uptime Institute certification, 1 at Tier IV.