Nov. 10, 2026: Texas Watch is now Ground Truth Texas. Same work, same records, new name. Older entries below keep the name used at the time.
When we get something wrong, we fix it here, in public, with the date. Facts move fast, and so do these projects. If you see an error, email contact@grailsystems.io.
The Pacifico Cedar Creek pin sat east of Bastrop, about 13 miles from the site. The project is at 382 Earl Callahan Road, south of Cedar Creek and about 7 miles south of the EdgeConneX campuses. The pin has been moved; it remains approximate.
We described Fort Spunky as canceled. Hood County rejected Pacifico's concept plan 3-2 over insufficient water, and the project is stopped for now rather than canceled. The map card and the Hood County page now say so.
"Lancium Childress" and "Crusoe / Lancium Childress campus" were the same site: Lancium owns the land and Crusoe builds there. We merged them into one card. We had shown Lancium Childress as operating; reporting from October 2026 shows two buildings under construction, so the merged card is marked under construction.
We removed the "EdgeCore El Paso" card. It was Meta's El Paso campus listed a second time; the tracker behind it names Meta as operator, and no EdgeCore project exists in El Paso. Its source now sits on the Meta El Paso card.
We showed Pacifico's Cedar Creek campus as stopped by a moratorium. The moratorium was in Muhlenberg Township, Ohio, Pacifico's alternate site. In Bastrop County the project is moving: a gas plant site permit was issued in July 2026 and the first building is filed to start construction November 30, 2026. Status changed to announced.
We showed CleanSpark's Brazoria County site as under construction. CleanSpark announced an agreement to buy the land in January 2026 and is still seeking tenants; we found no construction. Status changed to announced.
We showed Sabey's San Marcos campus as under construction, pinned in town. The last public step we found was the city starting development agreement talks in June 2025. Status changed to announced and the pin moved about 5 miles south near Old Bastrop Highway and Centerpoint Road.
We showed Google's Wilbarger County data center as announced. Work began in March 2026 and Google describes it as under construction. Status changed.
The CyrusOne pin sat in Jacksboro. The site is in southeastern Jack County off Highway 199 at the Wise County line, next to Vistra's power plant, about 15 miles east. The pin has been moved; the exact parcel is approximate.
We showed Fluidstack's campus as announced, pinned south of its site. Site work began in September 2026 along FM 106 near Rio Hondo. Status changed to under construction and the pin moved about 10 miles north; the exact parcel is not published.
We showed Sweetwater 1 as operating. Its substation was connected to the grid in May 2026, but the data halls are still being built in phases. Status changed to under construction.
We showed LAMP as announced with the developer not identified. It is BaRupOn LLC's 701-acre campus near Raywood, under construction with its own gas plant. Developer, status and pin are fixed.
We listed MSB Global as the developer of the Sulphur Springs campus. MSB is no longer involved after lawsuits over the land deed; CyrusOne is now considering the site. The card now explains the deed dispute and the court order against power generation.
The Colchis pin sat south of San Angelo. Reporting places the site near U.S. 67 North and City Farm Road, northeast of the city, next to the Skybox/Emergent proposal. The pin has been moved; the exact parcel is not published.
We showed this with the developer not identified, under a name that suggests solar. It is LandBridge and NRG Energy's plan for a 1.1 GW natural gas plant to power a data center. The developer and power source are now shown.
We showed Cinco as announced, developer not identified, pinned west of Castroville. It is Rowan Digital Infrastructure's campus near Lytle, under construction since Aug 2025. Developer, status and pin are fixed.
We showed this with the developer not identified, pinned in Waco. It is Cipher Digital's planned campus near Riesel, next to the Sandy Creek coal plant, about 13 miles southeast. Developer and pin are fixed.
"Guadalupe County Technology Center" and "CloudBurst San Marcos Gigacenter" are the same CloudBurst campus on Francis Harris Lane, which straddles the county line. We had the Guadalupe card with no developer, pinned near Seguin. Both cards now say they are one project, and the pin is moved to the site.
The map shows "EdgeCore El Paso" and "Meta El Paso" separately. The tracker behind the EdgeCore card lists Meta as its operator at the same 1 GW, and we found no EdgeCore project in El Paso. They are likely the same campus; both cards now say so. Meta El Paso also now shows the July 2026 BlackRock venture.
We showed this with the developer not identified, pinned at Waxahachie. It is the PowerHouse and Provident campus on Miller Road just outside Grand Prairie, about 17 miles north, planned for 1.8 GW. Developer and pin are fixed.
We listed this as an announced project with the developer not identified, pinned near Georgetown. It is Skybox and Prologis's PowerCampus Austin in Hutto, and buildings are already built and under construction. Developer, status and pin are fixed.
We placed Project Comal near Georgetown and showed it as only announced. It is in Taylor, at County Road 401 near the Samsung plant, and the city annexed the land for it in March 2026. The pin has been moved and the status changed to approved.
The pin for CloudHQ's San Antonio campus sat about 25 miles east of the real site. The campus is on Lambda Drive in the Texas Research Park, on the west side, across from Microsoft. The pin has been moved.
We named only a shell company, "Texas Data Center Campus LLC," and listed 800 MW. The developer is Skybox Datacenters, buying through Texas Data Centers Campus LLC. Skybox markets the campus at 300+ MW; the card now shows both figures. Groundbreaking has been pushed to early 2027 after the state audit.
We showed the Prosper data center along FM 1385 as still filed, with the developer not identified. The developer was White Rose Partners, and it withdrew Project Tomahawk in September 2026 after the planning commission recommended denial 7 to 0. Updated to stopped.
The map listed Highlander SM One (San Marcos) and the San Marcos data center on Francis Harris Lane as separate projects. They are the same proposal. Both cards now say so.
The map shows Core Scientific Denton and a CoreWeave Denton AI data center as separate projects. Reporting indicates CoreWeave is the tenant at Core Scientific's Denton site, so these are likely the same place. Both cards now say so, and the 394 MW figure on the CoreWeave card is marked unconfirmed.
We listed Alamo Mission LLC as the company behind Google's Midlothian campus. State building filings tie Midlothian to Sharka LLC, and Alamo Mission LLC is tied to Google's Red Oak campus, both in the Comptroller's records and in a 2020 water filing. Moved to the right cards, with sources.
We said the City of Tyler denied a rezoning and that the developer was not identified. It was the Planning and Zoning Commission, voting 5 to 2 on Vulcan Core LLC's special use permit request, and KLTV reports a legal fight over the denial continues. Corrected, with sources linked.
Several pages said Texas does not require data centers to report water use. That was true until this fall. In September 2026 the Governor directed the Texas Water Development Board to enforce mandatory reporting; the results are not yet public. Updated on the Texas Watch, Water and handout pages.
We first listed a signed purchase agreement for a data center campus here, based on the owner's July 31 press release. The owner's CEO later told KJAS that no sale or deal was made. The entry now shows both statements and is marked disputed.
We first listed a 300-foot buffer rule for El Paso. That figure matches Fort Worth's proposed rules, not El Paso's. El Paso's actual actions, a vote to stop recruiting hyperscale data centers and a new policy framework, now appear instead.
Listed as paused. Later reporting describes it as canceled. Updated.
Listed as planned at 2300 Coates Road. Reporting identifies it as Project Spectrum, about $5B on 1,265 acres, now withdrawn. Updated.
First listed with few details. Updated to show the developer, Bilateral Energy LLC, the 2,100-acre Knox Ranch site, Granbury's annexation and the residents' lawsuit.
The map first showed one 600 MW Longleaf plant. ERCOT lists two separate 600 MW entries, so Longleaf II was added. Whether both will be built is not yet known.
Several Hood projects first came from an industry tracker alone. They were checked against news reports and updated where the reports differed.