PowerHouse Plans 300MW Data Center Campus Near Dallas-Fort Worth
PowerHouse has filed plans for a 300MW data center campus to be located outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 6, 2026 —
PowerHouse has submitted plans for the development of a substantial data center campus, projected to have a capacity of 300 megawatts. The proposed site for this facility is located in an area just outside the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
Details regarding the specific location, timeline for construction, and the total investment for the project have not yet been disclosed. The filing indicates the company’s intention to establish a significant presence in the region, known for its growing technology infrastructure and demand for data processing and storage capabilities.
The planned 300MW capacity would position the campus as a major data center hub, capable of supporting a large number of servers and associated infrastructure. Data centers are critical components of the digital economy, housing the servers and networking equipment that power everything from cloud computing services to artificial intelligence applications.
Further information, including potential permits, zoning approvals, and environmental impact studies, will be necessary as the project progresses through its planning stages. The Dallas-Fort Worth area has seen considerable growth in the technology sector, attracting numerous data center investments in recent years.
The company’s decision to develop a campus of this scale reflects a broader trend of increasing demand for data center space, driven by the expansion of cloud services, big data analytics, and the proliferation of internet-connected devices.
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