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5 tracked AI data center projects in Tarrant County, Texas, 760 MW of disclosed planned capacity across 4 of them. Status: 2 under construction, 3 pre-construction.

5Tracked projects
760 MWDisclosed capacity
10Operators
0.88MW per sq mi865.4 sq mi of land

Status

  • 2 Under construction
  • 3 Pre-construction

Power strategy

  • 4 ERCOT grid
  • 1 Renewable-matched

Projects

  • American Real Estate Partners Westlake Campus Pre-construction · 350 MW · Westlake

    An 87-acre, 1M+ sq ft data center campus from American Real Estate Partners (AREP) along Highway 377 near Westlake, cleared by the town's Planning & Zoning Commission on Aug 4, 2026 over substantial community opposition. AI relevance is not specifically confirmed by the source.

  • Meta Fort Worth Campus Expansion Under construction · 200 MW · Fort Worth (north)

    Meta's first Texas campus and one of its global flagships, still growing in north Fort Worth as the company retrofits its fleet for AI training and inference.

  • Coravel North Fort Worth Campus Pre-construction · 140 MW · Fort Worth

    A five-building data center campus planned on 107 acres on the Bonds Ranch corridor in far north Fort Worth, developed by Coravel, the data center brand of Spanish infrastructure group ACS Group. About 140 MW of critical IT load across the first three buildings is under lease to an unnamed hyperscale tenant, with an option on roughly 100 MW more. The plan includes an adjacent Oncor substation and carries a 10-year Fort Worth property tax abatement approved in spring 2026. Turner Construction is delivering the build.

  • CyrusOne DFW7 Fort Worth Under construction · 70 MW · Fort Worth

    CyrusOne's first Fort Worth campus: ~70 MW initial IT capacity with room to scale, opened with the mayor and Oncor leadership on hand.

  • EdgeConneX Southeast Fort Worth Campus Pre-construction · — · Fort Worth

    A four-building data center campus with its own substation on the southeast edge of Fort Worth, near Forest Hill and Everman. The City Council approved an amended site plan 7 to 4 on August 25, 2026 after months of delay and opposition. Ultimate power demand, tenants and construction schedule are undisclosed.