Overview
Two Campuses Sold as One
Blueprint Data Centers, backed by Northampton Capital Partners, is building two linked campuses in Williamson County: a larger one in Taylor, minutes from Samsung Taylor, and a smaller one in Georgetown. Regional fiber connects them so customers can run dual-site or distributed systems across two locations on the same corridor.
| Blueprint Taylor | Blueprint Georgetown | |
|---|---|---|
| Location | 1601 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr, Taylor | 1201 Westinghouse Rd, Georgetown |
| Site | 52 acres | 10 acres |
| Building | 135,000 sq ft | 45,000 sq ft |
| Capacity | 60 MW, phased | 25 MW |
| Investment | Up to $1B over 10 years in three phases; $225M minimum | $160M |
| Approval | Taylor City Council, August 2024; employment-center plan July 2025 | Georgetown City Council, September 2024 |
| Incentives | 50% property tax rebate for 10 years; 50% sales tax rebate on materials | 50% property tax abatement for 10 years |
| Timeline | Phased over 10 years | Under construction; planned for 2027 |
The dual-site design
Time to Power
Both campuses are designed liquid-cooling-ready for AI, cloud and enterprise customers. Blueprint markets them on time to power, with Oncor capacity committed ahead of the wider market, and says all 85 MW will be committed by early 2027. That advantage comes from the transmission Oncor built for Samsung.
Blueprint is an enterprise and AI operator, not a hyperscaler, but it is siting on the same reasoning as the corridor's largest campuses: power already in the ground near the fab. Project Comal sits beside the fab and Colovore in Hutto serves the high-density end.
Record
Dataset Record
- Sources
- Taylor and Georgetown councils, Blueprint (January 2026), Data Center Dynamics, ConnectCRE, Baxtel
- Site diagram
- Schematic, not to scale
- Last verified
- Q4 2026