STACK Infrastructure (“STACK”) plans to develop a 220MW campus south of Dallas. The campus, to be sited in Lancaster, will span over 100 acres and is engineered to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments. It’s expected to provide scalability and dedicated power in response to escalating demand for infrastructure supporting the growth of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other emerging technologies.
The new 220MW campus is situated within the major development cluster of south Dallas, a rapidly growing market favored by developers and providers alike. Spanning 1.5 million square feet across six 36MW data centers, the campus has a planned delivery of mid-2026 and features committed power from utility provider ONCOR via a dedicated substation. Stack already has a data center in Plano, a 48MW build-to-suit opportunity boasting abundant power and connectivity options. The Lancaster site has not been disclosed.
Stack says the AI-Ready campus offers adaptability and flexibility, including a range of cooling solutions, to seamlessly accommodate the ever-evolving technological landscape.
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