Microsoft SN7

Bexar County, TX

Project details

Capacity 62.5 MW reported. Status operating. City . County Bexar. State TX. Grid ERCOT.

Overview

The San Antonio Express-News reported in November 2017 that Microsoft bought Chevron’s 34-acre, 202,000-square-foot data center at 5200 Rogers Road on the far West Side, then the company’s fourth owned or under-construction San Antonio hall after a 2005 Westover Hills building and a 158-acre Texas Research Park purchase. Developer Marty Wender told the paper CPS Energy substations had already made the far West Side a hub of about ten data centers. Virtual Builders Exchange later described a 2019–2020 $86 million expansion branded Microsoft Chevron/SN7 COLO 1. Corgan designed a $44 million finish-out of 60,570 square feet in the existing building, then Turner Construction started a $42 million phase of new buildings totaling 104,837 square feet to bring the site to 326,680 square feet on 33.82 acres, with COLO 2 finished, a COLO 3 shell, a connecting corridor, and a target of August 2020. Microsoft and Chevron had entered a seven-year agreement that made Microsoft Chevron’s primary cloud host. Data Center Dynamics, in its SAT16 filing story, noted the October 2017 Chevron purchase at 5200 Rogers Road. Bexar County’s other mapped campuses in this directory include Microsoft SAT, Microsoft SAT11–13, CloudHQ SAT, and QTS San Antonio DC1.

The public map lists one map record, Microsoft SN7, 62.5 MW, operating. Reported campus capacity is 62.5 MW.

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Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.

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