Amazon AWS Round Rock Data Center
Overview
The map record names an Amazon AWS Round Rock Data Center in Williamson County, near Austin. It lists Amazon Web Services as operator, a 149-acre campus, and an operating status. TYPE3’s map data also flags the 100 MW power field as an unconfirmed estimate and notes that AWS does not publish site power figures. Current city evidence gives a different status, so the site’s operating label remains disputed.
Round Rock’s official January 2024 zoning announcement says the Amazon-owned 149-acre property is at the southwest intersection of County Road 172 and McNeil Road. The approved planned unit development divided the property into areas for warehouse and distribution uses, while one area allowed a data center and electric substation as potential uses. The city’s current “Data Centers in Round Rock” page says the Amazon PUD allows a data center in the future, but no plans to construct one had been submitted to the city at the time of that page’s update.
Municipal evidence supports a potential future data-center use, not an operating Amazon campus. The 149 acres describe property scale, not capacity, and site-specific MW remains unknown. A current permit, construction record, or Amazon disclosure would be needed to establish later status. This project remains separate from other Austin-area facilities.
Questions
Is the Amazon Round Rock data center operating?
Current city material does not verify that. It says the PUD allows a future data center and no construction plan had been submitted.
Where is the proposed site?
The Amazon-owned 149-acre property is near County Road 172 and McNeil Road in Round Rock.
How much power will it use?
The map’s 100 MW is an unconfirmed estimate; AWS has not published a site figure in the cited material.
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