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Dallas-Fort Worth Datacenter

The Dallas-Fort Worth data center market is the second-largest in the United States by installed capacity and operator concentration, behind only Northern Virginia. The metroplex hosts approximately 248 data center facilities operated by more than 71 providers across the urban core plus the substantially larger wholesale and hyperscale concentrations across the northern suburbs plus the broader Wilmer-Lancaster-Whitney secondary market. The market's specific structural advantages combine ERCOT independence (covered at ERCOT Energy Sovereignty), low electricity costs, abundant land and tax abatement substrate, dense fiber connectivity (the Infomart hosts 8,700+ fiber strands and the largest carrier presence within a 900-mile radius), plus low natural disaster risk profile.

The data center concentration's continued scaling depends on Oncor's $3 billion four-year System Resiliency Plan investment, continued ERCOT capacity expansion, Senate Bill 6 implementation framework for large-load coordination (covered at ERCOT Energy Sovereignty), plus continued fiber and interconnection substrate scaling.

DFW Data Center & Colocation Operators

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