Colovore Hutto (Project Raptor)

Colovore · Hutto Crossing · Hutto, Williamson County

A liquid-cooled colocation campus for dense AI hardware in Hutto Crossing. Colovore rents to AI chip and cloud companies that bring their own systems, not to a single hyperscaler.

Typical enterprise colocation rack, air-cooled: about 10 kWTypical air-cooled rack10 kW One Nvidia GB200 NVL72 rack: about 132 kW, liquid-cooledNvidia GB200 NVL72 rack132 kW Colovore SJC02, Santa Clara: 250 kW a cabinet, liquid-cooled; Hutto figures not disclosedColovore Santa Clara design250 kW
Investment
$280M
Building
192,694 sq ft
Land
30 acres
Construction
Dec 2026 to Dec 2028
Status
Filed
Sector
AI and data centers

Overview

Liquid-Cooled Colocation for AI

Colovore's Hutto campus, filed as Project Raptor, is a liquid-cooled, high-density colocation data center for AI and high-performance computing on the US 79 Data Center Corridor. Colovore, a California operator, rents space and power to companies that bring their own hardware; its customers elsewhere include the AI chip and cloud specialists Cerebras, Lambda and Cirrascale, and no Hutto tenant has been named.

Colovore bought the 30-acre site in Hutto Crossing, a 118-acre park developed by Velocis, Ironwood Realty Partners and MBK Industrial Properties, in July 2025, after Hutto City Council approved a site use permit in December 2024. The 2024 plan was a $500M, 180,000 sq ft building; a state filing on September 2, 2026 resized it to 192,694 sq ft at $280M, with construction from December 2026 to December 2028.

Facility profile
OperatorColovore (California)
Project nameProject Raptor
Location2401 Innovation Blvd, Hutto Crossing, Hutto, Williamson County
Site30 acres, bought July 2025
Building192,694 sq ft (September 2026 filing; 180,000 sq ft plus office in the 2024 plan)
Investment$280M in the 2026 filing; $500M in the 2024 plan
CapacityNot disclosed
CoolingLiquid cooling; Colovore's Santa Clara facility is built for 250 kW a rack
ApprovalHutto site use permit, December 2024
ConstructionDecember 2026 to December 2028 (state filing)

Rack density

Built for 250 kW Racks

Power per rack sets the cooling, and the cooling sets who can be a tenant.

Air can cool a rack drawing about 10 kW. An Nvidia GB200 NVL72 rack draws about 132 kW, and Cerebras's wafer-scale systems run hotter per rack than GPU servers, so both need liquid cooling. Colovore's newest Santa Clara facility is built for 250 kW a rack, which is why its customers are AI hardware makers and GPU clouds and not a single hyperscaler leasing an empty shell.

On the corridor, Raptor fills the high-density niche between Skybox PowerCampus, a hyperscale campus leased by the building, and Blueprint, a two-site platform for enterprise and AI customers.

Neighbors

Next to Blue Origin

Governor Abbott announced Blue Origin's Constellation Park at Hutto Crossing beside Colovore on October 8, 2026: a $554.8M, 1.3-million-square-foot campus with 2,000+ jobs over 10 years for TeraWave satellites, ground equipment, solar arrays and avionics. It puts satellite manufacturing next door to AI colocation, 11 miles west of Samsung Taylor.

Record

Dataset Record

Sources
City of Hutto (December 2024), TDLR filing (September 2026), Colovore, Data Center Dynamics, ConnectCRE
Rack figures
Typical air-cooled and NVL72 values are industry figures for comparison
Last verified
Q4 2026