At a glance
- The LLC’s address matches Integra, a turnkey data center construction and infrastructure provider.
- At $8 billion for 756MW, the proposed build works out to about $10.6 million per MW.
- For investors comparing Texas data center projects, the open term is who will lease or finance the 756MW; end users were not named.
An application to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation proposes a 756MW data center in Quanah, Hardeman County, listing $8 billion of investment, Data Center Dynamics reported.
The applicant, 19000-200 Holdings LLC, described a single-story, 288,355 sq ft (26,790 sqm) building at 4628 Four Corners Road with construction from November 2026 to the end of December 2028. The LLC’s address matches Integra, a turnkey data center construction and infrastructure provider. A project website says the campus will use closed-loop cooling to reduce water use.
At $8 billion for 756MW, the proposed build works out to about $10.6 million per MW.
For investors comparing Texas data center projects, the open term is who will lease or finance the 756MW; end users were not named.
Reported by the Data centers & fiber desk from Data Center Dynamics. Published . Corrections