Data Centers in Dallas, TX

With its central location, business-friendly policies and strong power infrastructure, Dallas is quickly becoming one of the most important data center markets in the United States.

Hyperscalers and colocation providers are expanding across Plano, Garland, Richardson and Red Oak, while demand from AI and cloud continues to reshape the region.

Our latest report, the Dallas Market Spotlight, provides a detailed view of this growing market and the opportunities it presents.

Why You Need This Report: Deep Insight into a High-Growth U.S. Market

This free report is essential for developers, investors and cloud planners assessing where to expand next in North America:

• Track Market Size and Supply Pipeline: Dallas has surpassed 2.3 GW of total IT capacity, with 1.4 GW now in development across hyperscale and colocation builds.
• Compare Submarkets and Growth Hotspots: Plano, Garland and Red Oak are rising fast, with Skybox, DataBank and Google among the most active developers.
  See Who’s Investing and Why: Google alone has committed to a 300 MW PowerCampus and 375 MW solar build, underscoring the city’s strategic value.
• Understand the Operator Mix: Colocation still dominates, with wholesale and build-to-suit accounting for over 50 percent of market share.
• Anticipate What’s Next: Explore how demand for AI infrastructure, high-performance cooling, and power access is shaping the next wave of development.

Highlights from the Report

• 2,390 MW total IT capacity in Dallas as of Q2 2024
• 300 MW size of Skybox’s PowerCampus, one of the largest hyperscale sites in the region
• 19% CAGR for IT capacity growth over the past five years
• 375 MW solar investment by Google supporting its regional expansion
• 64% share of the market made up of colocation deployments