South of Dallas, Red Oak and Midlothian have become one of the densest data center clusters in Texas, with Google, DataBank and Compass all building, and thousands more acres bought for future campuses.
Compiled by Grail Systems from news reports and public records. Checked Oct 31, 2026. Corrections welcome.
292 acres off Stainback and Batchler roads, up to eight buildings and 480 MW. Each building is filed under its own LLC, such as DB Data Center Red Oak 12, LLC. State TDLR filings list building DFW14 at 3600 Batchler Rd at $325M, starting Dec 1, 2026.
375 acres around Austin Blvd, about 360 MW. TDLR lists Building 6 at 500 Austin Blvd at $100M. Proposed a $15M grant for a county animal shelter in June 2026 amid opposition.
On Railport Parkway, built starting in 2019 through a shell company, Sharka LLC. 375 acres plus 165 more; Phase 4 under construction.
About 165 acres. First building operating. Part of Google's $40B Texas plan through 2027.
About 5,200 acres south of Dallas, acquired in 2025.
Google's Midlothian buildings were filed under Sharka LLC. Its Red Oak campus is registered to another shell, Alamo Mission LLC.
To build the first three Red Oak buildings.
After hours of public debate over growth, water and infrastructure.
Proposed to Ellis County amid opposition to its plans.
Per its state TDLR filing.
TDLR's TABS database listed DataBank's $325M building with an exact address and start date. Anyone can search it by county.
Google built here as Sharka LLC and Alamo Mission LLC. Watch land and permit records for unfamiliar LLCs.
A $15M grant offer is not a contract. Benefits belong in a binding agreement.
One city can host many campuses. Ask for a study of their combined water and power use.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation TABS filings; Data Center Dynamics; Dallas Morning News; KERA (May 12, 2026); Baxtel; Cleanview; Energy Capital HTX.