DFW10 tops out in early March 2026, 650 workers, 450,000 man-hours, and four more buildings behind it
CyrusOne topped out the first building at the Bosque County campus and marked it with a community ceremony near Lake Whitney, attended by county officials. About 650 workers had put roughly 450,000 man-hours into the site without a recordable incident.
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