Red Oak Data Center

Ellis County, TX

Project details

Capacity 209.1 MW reported. Status Building 1 operating; Building 2 planned. City . County Ellis. State TX. Grid .

Overview

Data Center Dynamics reported that Google announced a second Texas campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, with an initial $330 million investment and a project cost rising to at least $600 million. Lee McCleary of Red Oak told the Dallas Morning News the data center at 156 N. Austin Blvd. would be about 285,000 square feet and take two years to build. Mayor Mark Stanfill said Red Oak would be home of the newest Google data center in Texas. DCD notes Compass is developing a separate nearby campus at 300 Houston School Road. The Dallas Morning News reported Google planned to invest $1 billion in Texas through data center campuses in Midlothian and Red Oak, bringing cumulative Texas investment to $2.7 billion, and restated the $330 million Red Oak start toward more than $600 million at full finish. A TCEQ federal operating-permit notice dated 3 September 2024 names Compass Datacenters Dfw Iii, LLC, Red Oak Datacenter, Red Oak, Ellis County. Ellis County also maps DataBank Red Oak and Midlothian. Dallas County maps GigaPop Red Oak on Stainback Road in the same Red Oak corridor, plus Stream Wilmer II and QTS South Dallas.

The public map lists 2 map records. Reported campus capacity is 209.1 MW. Mix: 1 operating, 1 planned.

Map records

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

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