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Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments. Spanning 1.5 million sq ft (139,355 sqm) across six 36MW data centers, the 220MW campus has a planned delivery of mid-2026 and will feature an on-site substation from utility provider Oncor.
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| 0.11 miles | Stack: DFW02 Building 3 |
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
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| 0.12 miles | Stack: DFW02 Building 5 |
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
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| 0.14 miles | Stack: DFW02 Building 6 |
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
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| 0.17 miles | Stack: DFW02 Building 4 |
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
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| 0.17 miles | Stack: DFW02 Campus |
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
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| 1.97 miles | Skybox: PowerCampus Dallas |
The Skybox PowerCampus is Located at Oncor’s deregulated power territory, Lancaster, TX. PowerCampus™ Dallas will strategically address emerging high-density compute needs in the Dallas area providing up to 300 MWs of power
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| 4.94 miles | Compass: Red Oak I | |
| 4.99 miles | Compass Red Oak DFW III-II | |
| 5.19 miles | Google Red Oak TX |
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| 5.24 miles | Compass Red Oak Campus |
Located in south of the Metro, Compass’ second metro campus can expand to more than 155 acres and 262 MW of power.
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| 14.17 miles | Opus3 | |
| 14.20 miles | Sprocket DAL2 | |
| 14.20 miles | Lumen Dallas 4 | |
| 14.20 miles | Cogent: 400 S Akard | |
| 14.20 miles | DataBank Downtown Dallas DFW1 |
DataBank's 400 South Akard is a seven-story property built in 1921 to house the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. In 2000 the building was renovated as a datacenter, taking advantage of security features from its use as a banking facility.
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| 14.20 miles | 400 S Akard - Digital Realty |
The building is a eight story (7 stories with a basement) multi-tenant data center.
An original five-story building which was constructed in 1921 for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, and was enlarged by two floors and a mechanical penthouse in 1939. In 1959, the building was expanded to the east with a new adjoining five-story building, and received additional major renovations in 1998 and 2007.
Digital Realty Trust is the building owner, but there are many other data center operators in the building, including:
DataBank DFW-1
Level3
Sprocket DAL2
Cogent
Opus Interactive
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| 14.20 miles | Opus Interactive Dallas | |
| 14.40 miles | Lumen Dallas 3 | |
| 14.51 miles | Sprocket DAL1 | |
| 14.51 miles | Provision Data Services |
The building's utility provider is Oncor, which provides redundant access to electrical substations. The data center can provide 2N power redundancy.
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| 14.74 miles | Atlantic Metro Dallas DFW2 | |
| 14.74 miles | Earthlink Dallas |
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| 14.74 miles | 2323 Bryan - Digital Realty |
Digital Realty's 2323 Bryan Street is an internet gateway and carrier facility in Dallas. Located in the Central Business District (CBD), the building consists of 26 floors and approximately 477,000 SF of datacenter, PBB and office space.
Telx (acquired by DRT) operated the building's Meet-Me Room (MMR). The 35,036 sqft MMR is in suite 2440.
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| 14.74 miles | Equinix Dallas DA4 |
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| 14.74 miles | LOGIX Dallas (2323 Bryan) |
In 2018 LOGIX Communications acquired Alpheus Communications and this site.
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| 14.77 miles | Hosting.com Dallas | |
| 15.29 miles | 4101 Bryan Street |
The 4101 Bryan data center has changed hands many times. First owned by Switch and Data. It was acquired in 2010 by Equinix. Equinix then sold the data center to 365 Data Centers. In June 2015, 365 Data Centers sold the facility to an unknown buyer.
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| 16.02 miles | Lumen Dallas 2 | |
| 16.02 miles | DataBank DFW5 |
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| 16.02 miles | Cologix DAL1, DAL2, DAL3 |
Cologix DAL1 (28,000 SF) & DAL2 (12,000 SF) are both located in the carrier dense Infomart.
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| 16.02 miles | Atlantic Metro Dallas DFW1 |
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| 16.02 miles | Flexential Dallas Infomart I-V |
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| 16.02 miles | Verizon Dallas (Infomart) | |
| 16.02 miles | Infomart Dallas - Equinix Dallas - 1950 N Stemmons Fwy |
The Infomart is the center of network Interconnection and Peering in Dallas. In fact, the Infomart is the nexus of the Interconnection marketplace for the entire South Central United States. The only other building with reasonable network density is Digital Realty's 2323 Bryant Street.
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| 16.12 miles | Equinix Dallas DA11 | |
| 17.32 miles | HostPapa DFW1 |
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| 17.33 miles | TierPoint Dallas (Colo4) |
The site was formerly operated by Colo4 before being acquired by TierPoint in 2010
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| 17.33 miles | Contegix Dallas | |
| 17.33 miles | QuadraNet Dallas | |
| 17.57 miles | CenturyLink Dallas (3180 Irving) | |
| 18.32 miles | CoreSpace Dallas |
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| 18.32 miles | Verizon: 1300 W Mockingbird |
Former XO facility
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| 18.61 miles | DataBank DFW4 Empire Central |
The site was acquired by Zayo in January 2016 from Stream Datacenters.
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| 18.95 miles | 8435 Stemmons - Digital Realty |
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| 19.26 miles | Lumen Dallas 6 |
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| 19.43 miles | DataBank DFW6 Love Field |
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| 19.62 miles | Edged Energy: Dallas, Tx |
Edged Energy is building a new data center at 505 N Wildwood Drive in Irving. The project is named ‘Edged DFW Data Center’.
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| 19.72 miles | Prime: Dallas, TX |
In April 2023, Prime Data Centers discreetly added Dallas to its list of data center locations. The company now has a presence at 1515 Round Table Drive in Dallas, offering 6MW of capacity across a 106,865 square foot (9,930 square meter) facility.
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| 19.72 miles | Fiberhub DFW1 | |
| 19.72 miles | Prime: Dallas 2 |
Prime lists plans for a new 12MW, 96,475 sq ft facility at the adjacent 1517 Round Table Drive, Dallas, TX.
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| 19.73 miles | Evocative DA4 |
This site (DA4) was sold to Evocative in 2022 by Carrier-1.
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| 19.75 miles | Prime: Dallas 3 |
Prime Data Centers is planning to develop a three-story, 96,800 sq ft (8,995 sqm) data center at 1455 Round Table Drive in Dallas County.
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Infomart Data Centers is owned by ASB Allegiance Real Estate Fund, a $5.5B Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT).
2019: Infomart combines data center assets with IPI Partners and rebrands as STACK INFRASTRUCTURE
2018: IPI Partners Acquires the three remaining Infomart data centers from ASB Real Estate (source: DCF)
2018: The Infomart company sold the Dallas Infomart Building to Equinix
2014: Acquired the building for Infomart Ashburn from AOL
2014: ASB Real Estate Fund (a subsidiary of DCI Technology Holdings) merged Infomart with Fortune Data Centers. The combined company was renamed to Infomart Data Centers.
2012: Expanded to Oregon with a building in Hillsboro
2007: John Sheputis purchased first Fortune Data Center in San Jose, CA, backed by ASB Real Estate
2006: ASB Real Estate purchased Infomart Dallas building
2006: Fortune Founded as Fortune Data Centers
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