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Compare Texas sites without treating a statewide development pipeline as one campus. Start with the locality and named project, then follow the underlying profile for participants, dated milestones and supporting evidence.

111 site records in current Cartis coverage

Coverage describes the records available here, not a complete market inventory. State-level program and energy-asset records are excluded from this site count. Capacity values are not summed across unlike stages or overlapping scopes.

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How to compare this coverage

  • For Abilene records, confirm the named campus and participants before combining claims: separately tracked developments are not interchangeable.
  • Check whether a cited power figure describes an energy asset, utility service or IT capacity. A serving power project is not itself operating data center capacity.
  • Open a profile for dated source citations, milestone precision and participant roles. A record review date is not a commissioning date.
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Abernathy · Abilene · Allen · Austin · Burlington · Carrollton · Cedar Creek · Childress · Clifton · College Station · Colorado City · Dallas · Denton · Dickens County · El Paso · Fairfield / Freestone Energy Center · Fort Stockton · Fort Worth · Garden City · Garland · Granbury · Gray and Roberts Counties · Harlingen · Hillsboro · Houston · Irving · Lancaster · Laredo · Lewisville · Lockhart · Lufkin area / State Highway 103 East · Marquez · McGregor · Midlothian · Pecos · Pecos / Cottonwood · Pecos area · Plano · Red Oak · Reeves County near Waha hub · Richardson · Rockdale · Round Rock · San Antonio · Shackelford County · Silverton · Snyder · Spring · Stemmons Corridor, central Dallas · Sulphur Springs · Sweetwater area · Talty · Temple · Texas · Texas Panhandle near Amarillo · Tolar · Turkey · Uhland · Victoria · Whitney · Whitney / Clifton · Wilmer · Wink

Selected site profiles

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Crusoe–Microsoft Abilene

Abilene, Texas, United States

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Crusoe announced a separate 900 MW, two-building Abilene campus for Microsoft in March 2026. The first building is forecast to energize in mid-2027; the design includes 900 MW of on-site generation, battery storage and two 336 MW IT-load buildings.

Recorded status
preconstruction
Capacity evidence
900 MW — Planned / design
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Stargate Abilene

Abilene, Texas, United States

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Stargate Abilene is the first operating campus in OpenAI’s U.S. Stargate infrastructure program. Developed and operated by Crusoe at Lancium’s Abilene Clean Campus, the project runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and supports OpenAI training and inference workloads. Its first two buildings were energized in 2025; six more are under construction, bringing the planned campus to approximately 4 million square feet and 1.2 GW.

Recorded status
operating
Capacity evidence
1,200 MW — Planned / design
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Vantage Frontier

Texas, United States

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Vantage Frontier is under construction on roughly 1,200 acres in Shackelford County, Texas. The more than $25 billion development is planned as ten data centers totaling about 3.7 million square feet and 1.4 GW of GPU-oriented IT capacity. Vantage targets the first building for delivery in the second half of 2026 and plans liquid cooling with a closed-loop water system.

Recorded status
construction
Capacity evidence
1,400 MW — Planned critical IT

Overlapping scope — review the profile before aggregating.

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Vantage Frontier / Stargate Shackelford

Shackelford County, Texas, United States

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Vantage's Frontier campus in Shackelford County is under construction for Oracle/OpenAI Stargate. Vantage plans 1.4 GW of critical IT capacity and ten buildings, not a verified operating load. Its first-building forecast remains H2 2026, while Oracle says customer delivery begins in H1 2027; these milestones are not interchangeable. Official building records extend into 2027. The design combines onsite gas generation with closed-loop cooling and planned diverse fiber paths. Public records identify building-level Vantage owners and Oracle occupants/operators. Site-specific financing closure and current metered IT load remain unverified.

Recorded status
under construction
Capacity evidence
1,400 MW — Planned critical IT

Overlapping scope — review the profile before aggregating.

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Aligned LBB-01

Abernathy, Texas, United States

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Aligned LBB-01 is the first named physical facility within Project Caprock. TDLR registration scope, cost, dates and area attach only to LBB-01, not the full campus.

Recorded status
construction
Capacity evidence
2 MW — Planned / design
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Aligned Plano DFW01–DFW02 Data Center Campus

Plano, Texas, United States

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Aligned Plano DFW01–DFW02 Data Center Campus, also known as Aligned Plano Campus, is a data center project in Plano, TX, US associated with Aligned Data Centers. 19-acre campus; 375,000 square feet; DFW01 at 10 MW and DFW02 at 36 MW; 46 MW total power. Tier III-designed Plano campus with high-density rack support and diverse fiber access.

Recorded status
partially operational
Capacity evidence
46 MW — Planned critical IT
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