Archer Datacenters signed a letter of intent in 2025 to develop a data center campus on a 300-acre site on State Highway 34 in Scurry, Kaufman County, southeast of Dallas. The site has 345 kV transmission lines on it and natural gas infrastructure within two miles. Archer has since dropped the Dallas site from its portfolio, and the land remains with its owner.
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| 8.54 miles | Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 1 |
Prometheus Hyperscale has proposed a four-building data center campus on FM 987 in Kaufman County, east of Dallas, powered by on-site natural gas engines and batteries.
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| 8.77 miles | Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 2 |
The second building of Prometheus Hyperscale's proposed data center campus on FM 987 in Kaufman County, east of Dallas.
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| 8.93 miles | Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 3 |
The third building of Prometheus Hyperscale's proposed data center campus on FM 987 in Kaufman County, east of Dallas.
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| 9.22 miles | Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 4 |
The fourth building of Prometheus Hyperscale's proposed data center campus on FM 987 in Kaufman County, east of Dallas.
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| 11.80 miles | Flexential: Talty, Texas |
Flexential is planning its fourth and largest Dallas–Fort Worth data center campus on 110 acres near Forney and Talty in Kaufman County.
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| 15.51 miles | Cawley Partners: South Creek Ranch |
Cawley Partners plans digital commerce parks, including data centers, on about 2,000 acres of its South Creek Ranch in Ferris, south of Dallas.
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| 18.49 miles | QTS: Dallas V |
Dallas V is QTS's tract of about 101 acres at 420 Lavender Road and South Millers Ferry Road in Wilmer, Texas, held for future data centers. QTS has published no building plan for it.
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| 19.12 miles | QTS: Dallas VI |
Dallas VI is QTS's tract of about 75 acres at 401 Lavender Road in Wilmer, Texas, planned for three data center buildings of 285,000 to 378,100 sq ft. QTS has not filed any of them with the state.
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| 19.44 miles | QTS: Dallas IV |
Dallas IV is QTS's 131-acre tract at 501 Lavender Road in Wilmer, Texas, planned for five data center buildings of about 378,100 sq ft each. QTS has not filed any of them with the state.
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| 19.44 miles | QTS: Dallas III |
Dallas III is a planned QTS data center of about 336,500 sq ft on 53.8 acres east of Mason Road at Belt Line Road in Wilmer, Texas, on the DFW2 plat. QTS has not filed it with the state.
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| 19.59 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC6 |
DC6 is a two-story, 363,500 sq ft data center with office and shell data hall space on QTS's South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer in southern Dallas County.
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| 19.73 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC5 |
DC5 is a two-story, 363,500 sq ft data center with office and shell data hall space on QTS's South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer in southern Dallas County.
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| 19.83 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC4 |
QTS is developing a 413,726-square-foot, two-story data center with office and shell data hall space on its South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer, in southern Dallas County.
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| 19.84 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC3 |
DC3 is a two-story, 560,000 sq ft data center on QTS's South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer in southern Dallas County, with data center space on both floors and a small administration area.
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| 19.90 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC2 |
DC2 is a two-story, 470,000 sq ft data center on QTS's South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer in southern Dallas County, with data center space on both floors and a small administration area.
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| 19.92 miles | QTS: DFW2 Expansion |
DFW2 Expansion holds the fourth planned building on QTS's 113.5-acre Dallas II tract between Sunrise Road and Mason Road in Wilmer and Lancaster, Texas. QTS has not filed it with the state.
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| 19.96 miles | QTS: DFW2-DC7 |
QTS is expanding its South Dallas campus with DC7, a new two-story data center building planned near Wilmer in southern Dallas County.
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| 19.96 miles | Colovore: Mesquite DFW01 |
Colovore plans a liquid-cooled colocation data center on Long Creek Road in Mesquite; the city denied a related zoning amendment in March 2026.
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Archer offers a variety of configurations, from simple cages to private data halls to fully customized designs, while supporting multiple power requirements.
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