The Houston data center market is located in the state of Texas within Americas. Houston has 56 facilities with 5,600,356 sqft and 507 megawatts.
The top providers in Houston are ServerFarm Realty (5 sites) and CleanSpark with 2 facilities . The most popular facilities are 1301 Fannin - Netrality Houston and Switch: Houston 2.
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| Location | Total SqFt | Gross SqFt | Power (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serverfarm: Houston HTX1 |
350,000 SqFt |
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| Serverfarm: CTX1 DC2 |
263,811 SqFt |
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| Switch: Houston 2 |
350,000 SqFt |
250,000 SqFt |
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| ViVaVerse: Viva Center |
774,000 SqFt |
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| Serverfarm: Houston CTX1 |
214,446 SqFt |
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| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cipher Digital: Milsing | SqFt | 100 Megawatts | Q4 2027 |
| Serverfarm: HTX2 | 565,000 SqFt | 100 Megawatts | Q3 2026 |
| Serverfarm: CTX2 | 438,000 SqFt | 36 Megawatts | Q3 2026 |
| ECL: TerraSite-TX1 | SqFt | 0 Megawatts | Q1 2026 |
| Barrio: Project Blue Beam | SqFt | 0 Megawatts | Q1 2026 |
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Texas Power Grid
The Texas Interconnect, managed by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), provides Houston and the majority of the state of Texas with a reliable energy source that is independent of the Eastern and Western Interconnects. The Texas Interconnect is not affected by any other state’s power decisions.
