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Flexential: Talty, Texas

Site planned for 2028 and has expansions through 2030

Lot Size: 110 acres

Flexential has acquired 110 acres in Talty (Kaufman County), Texas, to build its fourth and largest Dallas–Fort Worth data center campus.

The planned development will feature three buildings equipped for high-density wholesale and colocation workloads, supporting up to 150kW per rack alongside a sustainable closed-loop cooling system. Construction on the initial 375,000 sqft phase is scheduled to break ground in early 2027, targeting a late 2028 launch to help address tight capacity across the DFW market.

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Sites within 15 miles of Flexential: Talty, Texas

Distance	Site	About
1.33 miles	Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 4	Prometheus Hyperscale’s fourth 50MW facility at its Kaufman County, Texas campus, completing a 200MW AI-focused development with on-site generation and battery storage, expected online in late 2028.
1.42 miles	Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas	Prometheus Hyperscale’s 200MW Dallas-area campus in Kaufman County, Texas, on a 500-acre site, featuring four liquid-cooled buildings powered by behind-the-meter gas generation and battery storage, with first capacity expected in 2026 and phased expansion beyond 2027.
1.42 miles	Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 3	Prometheus Hyperscale’s third 50MW facility at its Kaufman County, Texas campus, part of a 200MW AI-focused development with on-site generation and battery storage, expected online in early 2028.
1.42 miles	Prometheus Hyperscale: Dallas 2	Prometheus Hyperscale’s second 50MW facility at its Kaufman County, Texas campus, part of a 200MW AI-focused development with on-site generation and battery storage, expected online in Q2 or Q3 2027.
9.80 miles	Archer: Dallas, TX	Archer Data Centers has signed a Letter of Intent to potentially develop a data center on a 300-acre site in Scurry, Texas.
12.44 miles	Colovore: Mesquite DFW01	Colovore's first Dallas-market facility, a purpose-built liquid-cooled colocation building in Mesquite, TX. Four-hall design following Colovore's standard high-density spec-build template, with service dates running 2028 into 2029.
16.16 miles	Cawley Partners: South Creek Ranch	The initial plans for this expansive property designate 2,000 acres in the northern section specifically for digital commerce parks, which will include data centers.
19.18 miles	QTS: DFW2-DC3	QTS is expanding its DFW2 data center campus through the construction of two additional buildings in Wilmer, Dallas County.
19.19 miles	QTS: DFW2-DC6	QTS is developing a 363,500 square-foot data center in a two-story building, featuring office and shell data hall space, in Fort Worth.
19.27 miles	QTS: DFW2-DC1	QTS is building a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The company aims to develop a two-story, 413,725 sq ft (38,436 sqm) building in the Lancaster area of Dallas County.
19.37 miles	QTS: DFW2-DC5	QTS is developing a 363,500 square-foot data center in a two-story building, featuring office and shell data hall space, in Fort Worth.
19.41 miles	QTS: DFW2-DC2	The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) received two applications from QTS for data center developments in Wilmer, Dallas County.
19.46 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
19.46 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	Stream Data Centers is currently developing its second hyperscale campus in Wilmer, Texas, situated in South Dallas County.
19.47 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.
19.52 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
19.52 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
19.53 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
19.61 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
19.62 miles	Stream: Dallas DFW-B1	Stream Data Centers is building a 690,000 sq. ft. hyperscale campus on 77 acres in Wilmer. The first 135,000 square-foot (12,540 sq. m.) phase of the project is located near I-45 and East Belt Line Road in Wilmer.
19.65 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream's Dallas DFW-B campus in Texas.
19.69 miles	Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is part of Stream's Dallas DFW-B campus in Texas.
19.77 miles	Project Orange Expansion
19.93 miles	Project Orange	WHL Dallas 45 LLC has filed development plans for Project Orange, a massive data center campus planned in the Lancaster area of Dallas.

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Flexential is a U.S. data center operator formed when Peak 10 acquired ViaWest in August 2017 for $1.67 billion. The company subsequently rebranded in January 2018 as a single company.

The company provides colocation, interconnection, cloud, and managed services. The company is backed by private equity firm GI Partners, which agreed to acquire Peak 10 in 2014. ViaWest was founded in 1999 in Denver and Peak 10 in 2000 in Charlotte, with each building regional data center portfolios before combining in 2017.

Flexential History:

In January 2018, Rebranded from Peak 10 + ViaWest to Flexential.
In August 2017, Peak 10 completed the acquisition of ViaWest from Shaw Communications for approximately US$1.675 billion.
In November 2015, ViaWest agreed to acquire INetU for US$162.5 million.
In June 2015, ViaWest agreed to acquire AppliedTrust.
In March 2000, Peak 10 was founded in Charlotte, North Carolina.
In April 1999, ViaWest was founded in Denver as a roll-up of ISPs

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