1001 Texas Data Center — Quasar Houston

The generic 1001 Texas Data Center identity is best reconciled to Quasar Data Center’s current customer-facing presence at 1001 Texas Avenue, Suite 310, Houston, Texas 77002. Quasar’s own pages render the street label as “Texas Street,” while the cited building materials and Cogent’s service-location index use “Texas Avenue.” Both address forms describe the same suite-level presence, not a second site. Quasar’s facility page says the data center occupies a building originally established in 1983 as a communications carrier hotel and describes Tier III capability, dual underground power grids, backup generators, 24/7/365 onsite staff, and high-wind-rated windows. Quasar’s home page markets carrier-neutral colocation, managed cloud, data protection, and business continuity.

This is an address-level colocation presence, not necessarily a standalone building owned by Quasar. A separate building site describes the Binz Building at 1001 Texas Avenue, while Cogent’s current service-location page names “Quasar Data Center (fka. Lakota)” at 1001 Texas Avenue. Those sources support the current operator and address, and they show why Quasar is the operator identity for this record, while “1001 Texas” preserves map and search continuity.

No trustworthy source available establishes Quasar’s current IT load, utility service limit, operating draw, whitespace, or available power. Third-party pages publish conflicting building or suite power estimates; none is a facility fact. The relevant audience includes people seeking downtown Houston colocation, a carrier hotel, or Quasar services. The facility record addresses those needs while retaining the suite or building boundary until Quasar confirms ownership and capacity.