Rowan Cinco Data Center | Medina County, TX

Rowan Digital Infrastructure's Cinco portfolio page describes a 300 MW campus on 440 acres, Rowan's first hyperscale Texas development, with public engagement in March, groundbreaking in September, construction financing in December, and 2027 completion. Rowan announced on 7 August 2025 that construction was beginning on the 300 MW Cinco campus outside San Antonio, tailored to a Top 5 US technology company, at least $900 million in Medina County, 440 acres, full operation expected in 2027, about 600 construction jobs and more than 40 permanent jobs, after unanimous Lytle City Council and Medina County Commissioners Court approval. Data Center Dynamics reported Rowan would invest in an Edwards Aquifer Authority conservation program to offset water use at the 300 MW Cinco data center, with a 250 percent offset, groundbreaking in August of the prior year and operational status expected in 2027. The 300 MW figure matches the public map's single planned hall named Rowan Cinco Data Center. [Microsoft SAT Medina](/data-centers/texas/medina/microsoft-sat-medina) maps four SAT halls in the same county. Bexar County's SAT cluster includes [Microsoft SAT](/data-centers/texas/bexar/microsoft-sat), [CloudHQ SAT](/data-centers/texas/bexar/cloudhq-sat), [Stream San Antonio III-VII](/data-centers/texas/bexar/stream-san-antonio-iii-vii), [Vantage TX12](/data-centers/texas/bexar/vantage-tx12), [Microsoft SAT11–13](/data-centers/texas/bexar/microsoft-sat-11-13), [Microsoft SN7](/data-centers/texas/bexar/microsoft-sn7), and [QTS San Antonio DC1](/data-centers/texas/bexar/qts-san-antonio-dc1).

The public map lists one building, Rowan Cinco Data Center, 300 MW, planned. Reported campus capacity is 300 MW.

Capacity 300 MW reported. Status planned. City . County Medina. State TX. Grid .

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