DataBank Red Oak Campus
- Planned critical IT
- 480 MW
- Updated
- Oct 29, 2026
- Utility
- Oncor Electric Delivery
DataBank is developing eight buildings on 292 acres in Red Oak, Texas, targeting 480 MW of critical IT capacity. DFW9’s 60 MW design is part of that total, not operating load. Announced construction financing reached $2.65 billion in June 2026 for four buildings; financing is not expenditure. Operator pages disagree on phase-one capacity. DFW9 is listed at 3080 Batchler Road, while an earlier state registration used Stainback Road. Oracle entities appear in tax-program roles, not verified occupancy. Building-specific construction plans and tax-abatement approvals are documented in Evidence.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Milestones (5)
Jan 18, 2024 · Recorded actual event
Red Oak City Council approved Ordinance 24-010 and Resolution 24-005R authorizing agreement execution. Approval is not evidence of execution, eligibility satisfaction or benefits received.
Completed · Announced
Sources (2)
Apr 30, 2024 · Recorded actual event
Ellis County Minute Order 241.24 approved tax abatement with Databank Datacenters, LLC. This records approval only, not execution, eligibility satisfaction or benefits received.
Completed · Announced
Sources (1)
Sep 10, 2024 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Announced
Sources (1)
- DataBank announces development of 480 MW data center campus in South Dallas · Sep 10, 2024 · Primary
Apr 21, 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Financing
Sources (1)
Jun 15, 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Financing
Sources (1)
- DataBank closes $1.45 billion in new financing across two transactions · Jun 15, 2026 · Primary
Participants
Developer · Operator
Sources by role
Developer (1)
- DataBank announces development of 480 MW data center campus in South Dallas · Sep 10, 2024 · Primary
Operator (1)
- Red Oak Campus · Primary
Other participants (1)
Utility provider
Sources by role
Utility provider (1)
- DataBank announces development of 480 MW data center campus in South Dallas · Sep 10, 2024 · Primary
Capital & incentives
Capital claims and financing records may overlap. Their amounts are not added together.
Capital claims
Reviewed ro tax participants context
Reported roundedTexas Comptroller qualifying data center records list DFW9–DFW12 effective October 1, 2025, with DB Data Center Red Oak, LLC as owner, Oracle America Cloud Services LLC as occupant, and DataBank Holdings LTD plus Oracle America, Inc. as operators. These are roles recorded for the tax program, not independent evidence of physical occupancy, operating load, lease terms or current property title.
SourceReviewed ro dfw12 tfo context
Reported roundedTDLR registration TABS2026018081, dated April 20, 2026, describes the DFW12 tenant fitout package of 221,434 square feet, with a filed estimated cost of $155 million, proposed May 8, 2026 start and October 30, 2027 completion. The owner field names DB Data Center Red Oak 12, LLC; the design firm is JHET Architects, PLLC. These are filing roles and schedule, not title certification or achieved construction milestones.
SourceReviewed ro county incentive context
Reported roundedEllis County approved tax abatement with Databank Datacenters, LLC for Zone 12 in Minute Order 241.24 on April 30, 2024. The minute states 75% of added real property improvement value before $300 million investment, 80% upon that threshold, and 100% personal property abatement for seven consecutive years. The minutes establish approval, not execution of the agreement, satisfaction of eligibility conditions or receipt of benefits.
SourceFinancing records
Construction loan
$2bnApr 21, 2026
Loan announced for construction of Red Oak DFW9, DFW10 and DFW11. Not whole-campus capex. MUFG Bank, Ltd. was Administrative Agent, Coordinating Lead Arranger and Sole Bookrunner. Later June upsize is incremental, not an additional resulting total.
Parties & sources
MUFG (Arranger)
Sources (1)
Debt financing
$650mJun 15, 2026
Incremental $650 million upsize: $400 million bank financing and $250 million notes, supporting fourth building. Resulting campus financing is $2.65 billion. MUFG was Lead Placement Agent for the note portion. Excludes separate $800 million corporate revolver; not extra capex.
Parties & sources
MUFG (Arranger)
Sources (1)
Site & development
First three buildings leasing status
Reported roundedDataBank reported on 21 April 2026 that DFW9, DFW10 and DFW11 had been leased. This does not establish occupancy, delivery, tenant identity or whole campus leasing.
SourceFirst three buildings planned data center space sqft
ForecastDFW9, DFW10 and DFW11 together were planned to provide 600,000 square feet of data center space, per the 21 April 2026 announcement; not per building, IT whitespace or entire campus area.
SourceReviewed ro land boundary context
Reported roundedThe 2024 Zone 12 notice describes approximately 288.8 acres by reference to the Dallas Joint Venture No. 2 deed, Volume 723, page 295, except Texas Utilities Electric Company correction deed tracts, Volume 829, page 147. This is the historical incentive area description, not a verified current title or purchased campus boundary.
SourceAdditional project facts
Reviewed ro capacity context
Reported roundedDataBank’s April 2026 financing announcement describes DFW9–DFW11 as 180 MW of planned power. Its June 2026 financing upsize supports a fourth building with 60 MW of additional planned IT capacity. The DFW9 page describes phase one as 240 MW critical IT, while the campus page displays 240 MW in its headline and 300 MW in its prose. This discrepancy remains unresolved; none is a measured operating load.
SourceReviewed ro team yates context
Reported roundedYates identifies preconstruction and construction services for DFW10, a two story, 425,000 gross square foot planned facility with 200,000 raised square feet and 60 MW critical IT. Its case study targets completion in 2027.
SourceReviewed ro team ro context
Reported roundedRogers-O’Brien includes DFW9 and DFW11 together in its Red Oak construction portfolio and names JHET Architects as architect.
SourceReviewed ro dfw9 tfo context
Reported roundedTDLR separately registers DFW9 tenant fitout as TABS2026008169 on December 16, 2025. Filed scope includes data hall support infrastructure and 5,500 square feet of tenant offices. The owner field names DB Data Center Red Oak, LLC and designer JHET Architects, PLLC. The office figure does not represent the entire data hall or facility.
SourceReviewed ro city incentive context
Reported roundedOn January 18, 2024, Red Oak City Council approved Ordinance 24-010 establishing Reinvestment Zone 12 and adopted Resolution 24-005R approving a tax abatement agreement with DataBank Holdings, Ltd and authorizing mayoral execution. The minutes establish approval, not execution of the agreement, satisfaction of eligibility conditions or receipt of benefits.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (4)
Planned or represented
400 MW
Initial planned Oncor on-site substation rating; utility capacity is separate from full-campus critical IT design and is not evidence of energization.
Planned or represented
DFW9 building design specifies N+1 cooling and capability for rear-door heat exchangers and water-to-chip servers; this is not a measured campus water-use claim.
Reported context
Operator DFW9 page lists one on-site carrier without naming it. This is a building-specific reported listing, not proof of all-campus carrier deployment.
Planned or represented
DFW9 design specifies N+1 power; building resilience specification is distinct from the campus utility connection rating and operating load.
Project map
Other · Documented
DataBank Red Oak DFW9
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Jun 13, 2024
Sources (1)
- Architectural Barriers registration TABS2024020821 · Jun 13, 2024 · Primary
Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.
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