Evocative's Plano, TX data center is strategically located between its West Coast and Northern Virginia facilities.
Aligned's DFW-01 data center is located on a 19-acre campus at 2800 Summit Avenue in Plano. The facility offers 375000 gross square feet of space and 60 megawatts of power.
Stream Data Centers has acquired 23 acres for construction of a new Dallas-area campus development in Garland, Texas. When completed in late 2018, the newly-constructed DFW VII facility will offer an expandable 140,000 square foot data center with redundant 40 MW utility feeds from an on-site substation provided by Oncor. Ultimately the campus will total approximately 400,000 square feet.
RagingWire’s Dallas TX1 Datacenter is a 16 megawatt facility with 230,000 square feet of data center space. TX1 is the first phase of a 42 acre campus that can expand capacity up to 80 megawatts and 1 million sqft spread across 5 interconnected buildings.
A fire in October 2018 at this AT&T switching site caused a widespread outage of AT&T Internet and U-Verse TV services across North Texas.
The facility is located in Northern Dallas in the Technology Business Corridor
In January 2019, GI Partners bought the more than 1 million-square-foot office and tech complex at 2300 W. Plano Parkway near Bush Turnpike.
This facility is a part of Digital Dallas Campus in Richardson
This facility is a part of Digital Dallas Campus in Richardson
The site was previously was a Terremark NAP of Dallas
Data center was built in 2011
Evocative's DAL6 data center facility, located at 1221 Coit Road, Plano, Texas, was constructed in 2011. Spanning an impressive 111,000 square feet, this colocation site offers ample space to accommodate various data center operations and infrastructure requirements.
The single-story Evoque data center in Allen is part of Millennium high technology park in Allen, TX.
STACK’s DFW01B data center boasts a substantial footprint of 156000 square feet area. This facility offers up to 11MW of critical capacity, with 2.2MW immediately available.
Equinix invested more than $20 million for the DA7 IBX data center, which currently includes 1,200 cabinets
There are three data centers on the campus:#1 is a 317,800 sqft data center with 21 MW of critical power#2 up to 11 MW#3 is a LEED Silver certified, concurrently maintainable data center with 94,400 square feet of technical space and 10.75MW of available power from two local substations.
STACK Infrastructure's DFW01 Future Expansion offers a build-to-suit expansion opportunity with 50MW of accessible power, adjacent to DFW01A and DFW01B data centers.
The project will have three phases. The first phase of CyrusOne's planned Allen data center would be 350,950 square feet. Two additional phases would add a 619,100 square foot and a 412,800 square-foot building.
DataBank’s newest Uptime Certified TIER III Data Center, and the third in the Dallas area
The Digital Realty 100,000sqft data center was built in 2000, renovated in 2008. The site is located near the George Bush Turnpike and North Dallas Tollway and provides an ideal data center location. VAZATA is the largest tenant.
The VAZATA site was previously known as: Horizon Dallas (DAL I)
The Skybox campus can be expanded to 350,000 square foot capacity to host servers and provide 60 megawatts of power in later phases.
the 69-acre Digital Dallas data campus is situated along primary fiber routes and has the unique distinction of having the privately owned, on-site 138kV substation fed from two independent utility substations.
60,000 SqFt of Office SpacePower Density: 150–200+ watts/SqFt
The 4101 Bryan data center has changed hands many times. First owned by Switch and Data. It was acquired in 2010 by Equinix. Equinix then sold the data center to 365 Data Centers. In June 2015, 365 Data Centers sold the facility to an unknown buyer.
The Infomart is the center of network Interconnection and Peering in Dallas. In fact, the Infomart is the nexus of the Interconnection marketplace for the entire South Central United States. The only other building with reasonable network density is Digital Realty's 2323 Bryant Street.
Cologix DAL1 (28,000 SF) & DAL2 (12,000 SF) are both located in the carrier dense Infomart.
Prime Data Centers is planning to develop a three-story, 96,800 sq ft (8,995 sqm) data center at 1455 Round Table Drive in Dallas County.
Digital Realty's 2323 Bryan Street is an internet gateway and carrier facility in Dallas. Located in the Central Business District (CBD), the building consists of 26 floors and approximately 477,000 SF of datacenter, PBB and office space.Telx (acquired by DRT) operated the building's Meet-Me Room (MMR). The 35,036 sqft MMR is in suite 2440.
The building's utility provider is Oncor, which provides redundant access to electrical substations. The data center can provide 2N power redundancy.
The site was acquired by Zayo in January 2016 from Stream Datacenters.
PowerHouse plans to construct a data center facility in Irving, Texas. The ambitious project will span a vast area of 946,200 square feet.
The site was formerly operated by Colo4 before being acquired by TierPoint in 2010
The building is a eight story (7 stories with a basem*nt) multi-tenant data center.An original five-story building which was constructed in 1921 for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, and was enlarged by two floors and a mechanical penthouse in 1939. In 1959, the building was expanded to the east with a new adjoining five-story building, and received additional major renovations in 1998 and 2007.Digital Realty Trust is the building owner, but there are many other data center operators in the building, including:DataBank DFW-1Level3Sprocket DAL2CogentOpus Interactive
DataBank's 400 South Akard is a seven-story property built in 1921 to house the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. In 2000 the building was renovated as a datacenter, taking advantage of security features from its use as a banking facility.
Equinix acquired DA9 in Irving as well as 28 other datacenters from Verizon in May 2017. It was formerly named Verizon DFW1.
Two independent power gridsOnsite substation fed by 3 separate substations (Argyle, Carrollton, and Lewisville)
The QTS Irving 1 DC3 facility will provide our customers with an on-site substation and diverse campus fiber entrances with a redundant campus conduit system.
In 2013 QTS acquired the former Maxim semiconductor plant. It was QTS's first data center in the Dallas market
