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5 tracked AI data center projects in Tom Green County, Texas, 2.2 GW of disclosed planned capacity across 3 of them. Status: 1 partially operational, 4 pre-construction.

5Tracked projects
2.2 GWDisclosed capacity
9Operators
1.45MW per sq mi1,522.3 sq mi of land

Status

  • 1 Partially operational
  • 4 Pre-construction

Power strategy

  • 4 ERCOT grid
  • 1 TBD

Projects

  • Skybox / Emergent San Angelo Campus Pre-construction · 1.2 GW · San Angelo (northeast, US-67 at City Farm Rd)

    The biggest thing ever proposed in Tom Green County: a 1.2 GW, eight-building Skybox/Emergent campus on San Angelo's old City Farm land next to an underused AEP substation, now the subject of a live municipal recall campaign.

  • Cipher “Colchis” JV Site Pre-construction · 1.0 GW · San Angelo (unincorporated Tom Green County, FM 765 corridor northeast of the city, near AEP's Red Creek 345kV Substation)

    Cipher's next gigawatt: a ~620-acre West Texas site adjacent to AEP's Red Creek substation, held via a 76%-Cipher-owned JV (Colchis LLC) with an executed 1-GW AEP direct-connect agreement, but ERCOT Batch Zero grid classification, a tenant, and project financing all remain unresolved as of Jul 29, 2026.

  • Cloudnium SANG-1 (San Angelo) Partially operational · 8 MW · San Angelo

    Tom Green County's only operating commercial data center: a carrier-neutral 6 MW colo carved out of the old GTE/Verizon compliance building, proving the brownfield model works where gigawatt greenfields fight for permission.

  • Dove Creek AI Data Center Pre-construction · — · Dove Creek (unincorporated Precinct 4, SW of San Angelo)

    A gigawatt-scale AI campus pitched for rural Dove Creek by a New York asset manager through nested LLCs, disclosed in April 2026, met with furious local opposition, and the trigger for a county-wide data center moratorium bid that commissioners ultimately rejected.

  • Bitdeer San Angelo (Unnamed) Pre-construction · — · San Angelo (site undisclosed)

    Bitdeer is hiring data center construction PMs in San Angelo for an unannounced hyperscale AI-plus-mining build, a project that so far exists only in job postings, which is often how these start.