Stack: DFW02 Expansion

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Stack: DFW02 Expansion

Utility Provider: Oncor
Ownership: STACK INFRASTRUCTURE owns the building.

STACK Infrastructure's 2026 plan for its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster marks two expansion areas beyond the five planned buildings. STACK has not announced buildings for them.

Site History

  • 2026: STACK's campus plan adds two expansion areas.
  • July 2025: A STACK entity buys the 91.5-acre west tract of the campus.

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0.21 miles Stack: DFW02E
STACK Infrastructure's DFW02E is building 5 of five on its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, south of Dallas.
0.23 miles Stack: DFW02F
DFW02F was the sixth building in STACK Infrastructure's original 2024 plan for its DFW02 campus in Lancaster. STACK's 2026 plan has five larger buildings and no DFW02F.
0.27 miles Stack: DFW02C
STACK Infrastructure's DFW02C is building 3 of five on its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, south of Dallas.
0.35 miles Stack: DFW02B
STACK Infrastructure's DFW02B is building 2 of five on its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, south of Dallas.
0.42 miles Stack: DFW02D
STACK Infrastructure's DFW02D is building 4 of five on its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, south of Dallas.
0.44 miles Stack: DFW02A
STACK Infrastructure's DFW02A is building 1 of five on its DFW02 campus on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, south of Dallas.
0.65 miles Yondr: Lancaster 1
First planned building at Yondr's Lancaster campus, on the 29-acre west tract at 801 E. Belt Line Road. Yondr's concept plan shows a two-hall building of about 300,000 sq ft. Construction has not started.
0.72 miles QTS: DFW3-DC1
DC1 is the first of two data centers QTS plans on its 98.6-acre DFW3 tract on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, Texas: a building of about 502,750 sq ft on the west side of the site. Construction has not started.
0.73 miles QTS: DFW3-DC2
DC2 is the second of two data centers QTS plans on its DFW3 tract on East Belt Line Road in Lancaster, Texas: a building of about 502,750 sq ft east of DC1, beside the site's planned substation. Construction has not started.
0.85 miles Yondr: Lancaster Expansion
1.44 miles QTS: Greene Road Expansion
Buildings B to E on QTS's Greene Road tract in Lancaster, Texas, from the five-building Project Labrador zoning plan.
1.69 miles QTS: Greene Road DC1
DC1 is the first building pad on QTS's Greene Road tract in Lancaster, one of five two-story data centers of about 240,600 sq ft each on the Project Labrador zoning plan.
1.85 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
1.91 miles NTT: Lancaster TX10 Expansion
Six later buildings (TX12 to TX17) on NTT's Lancaster campus at Sunrise Road and Belt Line Road, from the seven-building test fit for the 108.7-acre tract.
1.93 miles NTT: TX11
TX11 is the first planned building on NTT's Lancaster campus at Sunrise Road and Belt Line Road, a data center of about 225,000 sq ft on the 108.7-acre tract NTT bought in December 2025.
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2.30 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.
2.31 miles QTS: DFW2-DC1
DC1 is the first building on QTS's South Dallas DFW2 campus near Wilmer in southern Dallas County, a two-story, 413,726 sq ft data center with office and shell data hall space.
2.34 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.
2.38 miles Lincoln: Red Oak DFW2
Planned data center building DFW2 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. It is the campus's lead building, with an initial phase targeted for the first quarter of 2028.
2.39 miles Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
2.45 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.
2.47 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.
2.49 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.
2.54 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.
2.59 miles Lincoln: Red Oak DFW3
Planned data center building DFW3 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. Timing follows the lead building and utility power confirmation.
2.62 miles DataBank: DFW16
DFW16 is the last of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
2.68 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.
2.74 miles DataBank: DFW12
DFW12 is the fourth of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
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2.76 miles DataBank: DFW15
DFW15 is the seventh of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
2.82 miles DataBank: DFW14
DFW14 is the sixth of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
2.83 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.
2.84 miles DataBank: DFW11
DFW11 is the third of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
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2.87 miles Lincoln: Red Oak DFW4
Planned data center building DFW4 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. Timing follows the lead building and utility power confirmation.
2.88 miles DataBank: DFW13
DFW13 is the fifth of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
2.89 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.
2.92 miles DataBank: DFW10
DFW10 is the second of eight planned buildings on DataBank's Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
2.92 miles Ridge BetaInterested in this information?Contact us Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
3.01 miles DataBank: DFW9
DFW9 is the first of eight planned buildings on DataBank's 292-acre Red Oak campus in Ellis County, south of Dallas.
3.01 miles Hub ThreeInterested in this information?Contact us Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
3.12 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.
3.66 miles Compass: Red Oak X
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak X is building 10 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
3.80 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.
3.84 miles Compass: Red Oak IX
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak IX is building 9 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
3.99 miles Compass: Red Oak VIII
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak VIII is building 8 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.06 miles Compass: Red Oak VII
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak VII is building 7 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.10 miles Compass: Red Oak VI
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak VI is building 6 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.17 miles Central HubInterested in this information?Contact us Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
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4.40 miles Compass: Red Oak V
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak V is building 5 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.45 miles Compass: Red Oak IV
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak IV is building 4 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.50 miles Compass: Red Oak III
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak III is building 3 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.54 miles Compass: Red Oak II
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak II is building 2 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.60 miles Compass: Red Oak I
Compass Datacenters' Red Oak I is building 1 of ten hyperscale data centers on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, Ellis County, south of Dallas.
4.77 miles Compass: Red Oak DFW III-I
Compass Datacenters' DFW III-I is the first and smallest data center on its DFW III campus in Red Oak, south of Dallas, completed in 2020.
5.20 miles Compass: Red Oak Goodloe Lane Campus
Compass Datacenters' planned second data center campus in Red Oak, Texas, on about 830 acres the city rezoned for eight two-story buildings in 2026.
6.75 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.
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14.20 miles Sprocket DAL2
Former Sprocket Networks hosting site at 400 South Akard Street in downtown Dallas. Sprocket left the hosting business around 2020 and now sells dark fiber.
14.21 miles DataBank Downtown Dallas DFW1
DataBank's DFW1 fills 400 South Akard, the 1921 former Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and one of downtown Dallas's main carrier hotels. DataBank bought the building back from Digital Realty in 2023.
14.21 miles Opus Interactive Dallas
In 2014, Opus Interactive expanded its data center footprint in Dallas, Texas, with additional colocation and cloud hosting infrastructure.
14.21 miles Lumen Dallas 4
Lumen Dallas 4 is a Lumen network colocation suite on the fifth floor of 400 South Akard, DataBank's carrier hotel in downtown Dallas.
14.22 miles Cogent: 400 S Akard
Former Cogent Communications data center in Suite 700 of 400 South Akard Street in downtown Dallas. Cogent closed the 8,000 sq ft site in 2025.
14.41 miles Lumen Dallas 3
Lumen Dallas 3 is a small Lumen network point of presence in One Main Place, a 33-story office tower at 1201 Main Street in downtown Dallas.
14.43 miles Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us
14.52 miles Sprocket DAL1
14.52 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.
14.75 miles Earthlink Dallas
Former EarthLink colocation suite at 2323 Bryan Street in downtown Dallas, opened in 2013. EarthLink sold its IT services and data center business to Synoptek in 2016.
14.75 miles LOGIX Dallas (2323 Bryan)
LOGIX Fiber Networks' colocation suite in the 2323 Bryan Street carrier hotel in downtown Dallas, which LOGIX took over when it bought Alpheus Communications in 2018.
14.75 miles Equinix Dallas DA4
Equinix DA4 is a colocation suite at 2323 Bryan Street in downtown Dallas that LayerOne opened in 2000 and Equinix acquired with Switch and Data in 2010.
14.76 miles Digital Realty: DFW10
Digital Realty's DFW10 at 2323 Bryan Street is one of downtown Dallas's two main carrier hotels, a 26-story tower with more than 60 carriers and the building meet-me room.
14.77 miles DataCanopy Dallas
16.01 miles Infomart Dallas - Equinix Dallas - 1950 N Stemmons Fwy
The Infomart at 1950 North Stemmons Freeway is the main interconnection hub of Dallas and the South Central US. Equinix owns the 1.5 million sq ft building and runs its DA1, DA2, DA3 and DA6 data centers inside it, beside several other colocation providers.
16.02 miles Lumen Dallas 2
Lumen Dallas 2 is a Lumen network colocation suite in the Dallas Infomart, the city's main interconnection hub at 1950 North Stemmons Freeway.
16.03 miles DataBank DFW5
DataBank's DFW5 is a colocation suite inside the Dallas Infomart, the city's main interconnection hub, run before DataBank by CoreXchange and Zayo's zColo.
16.04 miles Cologix: DAL1
Cologix DAL1 & DAL2 and DAL 3 are located in the carrier dense Infomart.
16.05 miles Flexential Dallas Infomart I-V
16.07 miles Cologix: DAL3
DAL3 is a 13.2K SQFT facility located in the renowned Infomart building at 1950 North Stemmons Freeway.
16.07 miles Cologix: DAL2
DAL2 is a 12,000-square-foot facility located in the Infomart building at 1950 North Stemmons Freeway. Cologix opened its second site at the Dallas Infomart in 2013.
16.13 miles Equinix Dallas DA11
DA11 is Equinix's expansion next to the Infomart.
16.43 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.
16.65 miles CleanArc: Dallas Campus
CleanArc Data Centers and Crow Holdings are partnering to develop a turnkey data center campus in central Dallas, Texas.
17.27 miles HostPapa DFW1
17.28 miles TierPoint Dallas (Colo4)
The site was formerly operated by Colo4 before being acquired by TierPoint in 2010
17.28 miles Contegix Dallas
17.28 miles QuadraNet Dallas
17.48 miles Lumen Dallas 1
Lumen Dallas 1 is Lumen's main colocation gateway in Dallas, a multi-tenant data center at 3180 Irving Boulevard that Level 3 bought in 1998.
18.13 miles Equinix: Dallas DA12
Equinix DA12 is a four-story data center under construction at the former Taylor Publishing site in West Dallas, part of an $836 million investment.
18.26 miles CoreSpace Dallas
18.27 miles Verizon: 1300 W Mockingbird
Former XO facility
18.55 miles DataBank DFW4 Empire Central
DataBank's DFW4 is a single-story, purpose-built data center in the Stemmons corridor west of Dallas Love Field, run by Stream and then Zayo before DataBank.
18.89 miles Digital Realty: DFW36
Digital Realty's DFW36 is a colocation floor in the First American Center tower on North Stemmons Freeway in Dallas, first opened by Telx in 2008.
19.19 miles Lumen Dallas 6
19.39 miles DataBank DFW6 Love Field
DataBank's DFW6 is a colocation suite in a large multi-tenant data center building on Harry Hines Boulevard near Dallas Love Field.
19.52 miles Edged Energy: DFW01-1
In January 2025, Edged Energy launched its data center in Irving, Texas..
19.59 miles Edged Energy: DFW01-2
This facility will be a part of Edged Energy's Dallas Campus in Texas.
19.66 miles Fiberhub DFW1
Fiberhub's DFW1 is a retail colocation offering inside Prime Data Centers' DFW01-01 building on Round Table Drive in Dallas, opened in October 2018.
19.66 miles Prime: DFW01-01
Prime Data Centers' DFW01-01 is a 1968 building on Round Table Drive in northwest Dallas that Carrier-1 converted to a data center in 2014.
19.68 miles Evocative DA4
This site (DA4) was sold to Evocative in 2022 by Carrier-1.
19.69 miles Prime: DFW01-02
Prime Data Centers' DFW01-02 is a three-story data center next to DFW01-01 on Round Table Drive in northwest Dallas, with its first data hall under construction.
19.72 miles Aligned: DFW-03
Aligned Data Centers is constructing a large data center building on 27 acres on the west side of North Star Road. The two-story building with external generators will total more than 429,603 square feet. A new electrical substation is also planned on the site.

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STACK Infrastructure is a privately held platform sponsored by IPI Partners that focuses on large scale wholesale capacity and campus development for hyperscale and enterprise customers.

The company was launched in 2019 when IPI combined the remaining Infomart Data Centers assets with selected T5 Data Centers facilities, and industry coverage at launch cited eight data centers across six U.S. markets totaling about 100 MW. In March 2022, IPI unified DigiPlex in the Nordics and SUPERNAP Italia in Milan under the STACK brand to form STACK EMEA, expanding the platform across Europe. STACK has since added international sites, including the first phase of a 56 MW campus in Toronto and its first Australian data center in Melbourne. Core services referenced by the company and trade press include wholesale colocation, build to suit, and powered shell solutions.

STACK Infrastructure History:

  • 2025: Sold its European enterprise colocation business (seven data centers in Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Milan and Geneva) to Apollo-managed funds; it now operates as Vaultica. STACK EMEA kept its hyperscale campuses.
  • 2023: Opened the first Australian data center in Melbourne on a multi-building campus.
  • 2023: Delivered the first 8 MW phase of a planned 56 MW campus in Toronto.
  • 2022: Rebranded DigiPlex (Nordics) and SUPERNAP Italia (Milan) as STACK EMEA.
  • 2019: IPI Partners launched STACK Infrastructure by combining the three Infomart Data Centers sites with selected T5 Data Centers assets. The company was rebranded as STACK INFRASTRUCTURE
  • 2018: ASB Real Estate Investments sold the three remaining Infomart Data Centers facilities in San Jose, Hillsboro, and Ashburn to IPI Partners; the Dallas Infomart carrier hotel was sold separately to Equinix earlier that year.
  • 2014: Acquired a facility in Ashburn that had been owned by 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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