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In December 2015, Microsoft bought 158 acres of land in the Texas Research Park, about five miles west of Loop 1604, in order to build a $1 billion, 1 million-square-foot data center. Construction is slated to be completed in the early 2020s.
Microsoft has completed two buildings on the campus. Each building is 159,000 square feet, according to filings.
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| 0.10 miles | CloudHQ San Antonio |
CloudHQ acquired more than 120 acres of land in June 2023 and plans to build a five-building campus.
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| 0.19 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.24 miles | CloudHQ: SAT2 |
This facility is a part of CloudHQ's planned San Antonio campus.
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| 0.24 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.27 miles | CloudHQ: SAT3 |
This facility is a part of CloudHQ's planned San Antonio campus.
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| 0.33 miles | CyrusOne: SAT11 |
In September 2023, Cyrusone acquired more than 25 acres nearby at 15355 Lambda Drive to construct two data centers, designated SAT10 and SAT11.
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| 0.35 miles | CyrusOne: SAT10 |
In September 2023, Cyrusone acquired more than 25 acres nearby at 15355 Lambda Drive to construct two data centers, designated SAT10 and SAT11.
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| 0.40 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.40 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.40 miles | CloudHQ: SAT4 |
This facility is a part of CloudHQ's planned San Antonio campus.
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| 0.42 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.44 miles | CloudHQ: SAT5 |
This facility is a part of CloudHQ's planned San Antonio campus.
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| 0.44 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 0.74 miles | Vantage: San Antonio TX11 |
Vantage started to build a new data center at 14720 Omicron Drive, San Antonio, TX. The data center will span 242,667 sq ft (22,545 sqm) of floorspace in a two-story building.
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| 0.75 miles | Vantage: TX12 |
Vantage Data Centers is developing the TX12 facility, a two-story, 432,800 sq ft (40,208 sqm) data center in San Antonio, Texas. The $276.8 million project is scheduled for completion in August 2027.
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| 0.77 miles | CyrusOne: SAT6 |
This facility is a part of CyrusOne's San Antonio 5 Campus.
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| 0.84 miles | CyrusOne: SAT7 |
This facility is a part of CyrusOne's San Antonio 5 Campus.
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| 0.85 miles | CyrusOne: San Antonio SAT5 |
This campus is designed for 3 buildings, each of them being two stories.
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| 0.92 miles | CyrusOne: SAT8 |
CyrusOne operates its fifth data center campus in San Antonio, a facility comprising two buildings with a total of 276,000 square feet of space.
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| 0.96 miles | CyrusOne: SAT9 |
This facility is a part of CyrusOne's SAT8 Campus in San Antonio.
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| 1.17 miles | QTS San Antonio III |
The 48-acre plot known as the "Omicron Subdivision" was subdivided into 3 plots and will be QTS's future expansion in San Antonio.
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| 1.18 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 1.74 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft’s SAT94 data center in Medina County, Texas, is a 245,000 sq ft single-story facility developed alongside SAT93 on County Road 381, with a $26m investment and construction scheduled from 2027 to 2029.
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| 2.42 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft plans to invest $700 million to construct two identical single-story facilities in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 2.42 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft plans to invest $700 million to construct two identical single-story facilities in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 4.59 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft operates its SAT80-1 and SAT80-2 data centers on 206 rural acres at Potranco Road and FM 471 near Castroville.
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| 4.60 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft SAT80-1 and SAT80-2 data centers are located on 206 rural acres at Potranco Road and FM 471 near Castroville.
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| 4.79 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
SAT82 is permitted to start construction in April 2026 and finish in early 2028
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| 5.04 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft is expanding its cloud footprint in Texas with a new $400 million data center project in Castroville.
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| 5.73 miles | Stream: San Antonio III |
In June 2024, Stream Data Centers announced its groundbreaking of a new 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 5.76 miles | Stream: San Antonio IV |
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 5.79 miles | Stream: San Antonio V |
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 5.81 miles | Stream: San Antonio VII |
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 5.82 miles | Stream: San Antonio VI |
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
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| 7.20 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft's SAT15 data center is located at 3555 Westover Link in San Antonio’s Bexar County. Microsoft invested $215.9 million for this 245,000 sq ft facility.
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| 7.21 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft plans to build yet another data center SAT16 at its campus at 3555 Westover Link in San Antonio. The project is described as a building shell and fit out associated with 245,000 square foot (22,760 sqm) data center.
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| 7.49 miles | Vantage: TX22 |
Data center operator Vantage is developing a two-story, 214,525 square-foot (19,930 sqm) facility known as TX22.
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| 7.63 miles | Vantage: San Antonio TX21 |
Vantage TX-21 is a three-story data center in San Antonio. The land for this facility was acquired in August 2023.
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| 7.63 miles | CyrusOne: San Antonio SAT1 |
CyrusOne launched its first data center in San Antonio in 2012.
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| 7.70 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft acquired the 34-acre, 202,000-square-foot center from Chevron in 2017 for $80 million.
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| 7.83 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 7.92 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 8.25 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
In late 2020, Microsoft acquired 33.55 acres around the Valero (NYSE: VLO) data center
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| 8.33 miles | Valero Wiserman | |
| 8.58 miles | CyrusOne: San Antonio SAT2 |
Located near CyrusOne’s first San Antonio facility, the new site will have up to 196,000 colocation square feet (CSF) and 20,000 sq. ft. of superior Class A office space that can be used by customers.
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| 8.59 miles | CyrusOne: SAT3 | |
| 8.68 miles | Stream San Antonio II |
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| 8.73 miles | CyrusOne: SAT4 | |
| 9.19 miles | Tract: Medina Tech Park |
Tract's Medina Technology Park is a 265-acre data center campus in Medina County, Texas, west of San Antonio.
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| 9.21 miles | QTS San Antonio |
QTS' San Antonio campus, located at 8535 Potranco Road, sits approximately eight miles east of the new plot.
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| 9.29 miles | Tract: Medina Expansion | |
| 9.37 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft is constructing a $765 million data center campus in Castroville, featuring two single-story buildings, SAT89 and SAT90.
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| 9.56 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Microsoft is constructing a $765 million data center campus in Castroville, featuring two single-story buildings, SAT89 and SAT90.
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| 10.08 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset | |
| 10.14 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
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| 13.47 miles | Rowan: Cinco, TX |
U.S. data center company Rowan Digital Infrastructure has started construction on its Cinco data center campus, a hyperscale project located near San Antonio, Texas.
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| 14.97 miles | University of Texas: Health Science Center |
The UT Health San Antonio data center is a prefabricated modular solution.
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| 15.86 miles | Bexar Datacenter: San Antonio SAT1 |
Bexar Datacenter opened its San Antonio facility in 2005, providing both data center and office space at a single location.
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| 17.02 miles | Black Mountain: San Antonio, TX |
Black Mountain Power, a subsidiary of the energy-focused Black Mountain family of companies, is transforming 432 acres in San Antonio into a massive "hyperscale-ready" data center campus.
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| 17.82 miles | Lumen San Antonio 2 | |
| 18.57 miles | Tract: Applewhite Tech Park |
Tract is planning to build the Applewhite Technology Park on 339 acres of industrial land on the south side of San Antonio, near Toyota and Texas A&M San Antonio.
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| 18.96 miles | H5 San Antonio - 100 Taylor |
100 Taylor Street is San Antonio's Carrier Hotel.
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Microsoft uses Containers (called ITPACs) to build out its data centers. These Containers are Shipping Containers fitted with all the necessary climate control, networking, server racks and other hardware necessary to be a “mini” data center all in one.
Azure Regions
An Azure region is a set of data centers deployed within a latency-defined perimeter and connected through a dedicated regional low-latency network.
With more global regions than any other cloud provider, Azure gives customers the flexibility to deploy applications where they need to. Azure is generally available in 46 regions around the world, with plans announced for 8 additional regions.
Geographies
An Azure geography is a discrete market, typically containing two or more regions, that preserves data residency and compliance boundaries.
Geographies allow customers with specific data-residency and compliance needs to keep their data and applications close. Geographies are fault-tolerant to withstand complete region failure through their connection to our dedicated high-capacity networking infrastructure.
Availability Zones
Availability Zones are physically separate locations within an Azure region. Each Availability Zone is made up of one or more data centers equipped with independent power, cooling, and networking.
Availability Zones allow customers to run mission-critical applications with high availability and low-latency replication.
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