CloudHQ SAT5 — San Antonio, Texas

TYPE3’s map data lists CloudHQ SAT5 in San Antonio under CloudHQ, with `Announced` status, 0 MW, and the same 15255 Lambda Drive note used for SAT1, SAT2, SAT3, SAT4, and the parent campus. CloudHQ’s SAT Campus page remains the primary operator source: five planned customizable data centers, 600 MW available critical load, 600 MW total critical IT load, multiple substations, four fiber laterals, and RFS within 2027. Those statements are campus-level.

Data Center Dynamics reported CloudHQ’s 2023 acquisition of about 123 acres from the University of Texas System, across from Microsoft’s Lambda Drive campus. That land story supports the parent SAT Campus, not a SAT5 building permit, square footage, or MW allocation. Secondary directories list SAT5 as planned at 15255 Lambda Drive and place it beside SAT4, SAT3, SAT2, SAT1, and nearby Vantage and CyrusOne Omicron buildings. That proximity is market context, not shared capacity. No reviewed CloudHQ page, TDLR record, or first-party construction notice isolates SAT5’s floor area, critical-IT design, or commissioning state. An 84 MW marketplace claim seen on a SAT4 listing is likewise not SAT5 evidence.

SAT5 remains separate from SAT1–SAT4 and the parent. No source allocation supports dividing 600 MW across five buildings, and the tracker’s SAT1 96 MW / 432,800-square-foot figures match Vantage TX12 rather than SAT5. Pad identity, permits, utility service, customer scope, energized IT load, and saleable capacity remain unconfirmed before any map data baseline change.