Data Center Campus

Sabey Austin Campus

2 sites Austin
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Operational facility with ongoing expansion and future phases planned
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Campus at a Glance

2 data centers on this campus
First built in 2024 with expansions through 2027
Total building size: 215,000 SqFt
Coordinates: 30.48793, -97.64684
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Sabey Austin is Sabey Data Centers' new purpose-built data center campus located at 1300 Louis Henna Blvd. The two-building campus, when complete, will offer 430,000 square feet of reliable colocation supported by high-density cooling, low-cost power, eight layers of security, carrier-neutral options, and more. It is a 40-acre data center campus.

Sabey Data Centers completed the first building in October, 2024.

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Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
Sabey Austin 1A Sabey Data Centers
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Sabey: Austin 1B Sabey Data Centers
Under ConstructionPlanned
— — 2027

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Sabey Austin Campus Power Growth Over Time

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Operating Company

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Sabey Data Centers is one of the largest privately owned multi-tenant data center owner/developer/operators in the world. Being privately-owned may mean that ours is never a household name, but to us, it means a complete focus on building value by serving one customer at a time.

Sabey Data Centers grew out of Sabey Corporation’s forty plus year history as a designer, builder and operator for leading innovators of the day: Boeing Electronics’ clean rooms, McCaw Cellular’s first cell phone switches, and Exodus Communications, provider of the world’s first internet colocation services — all were breaking new ground in industries of world-wide importance.

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