Connect Temple — Oppidan Data Center Project
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies Connect Temple as a planned 5 MW, 61,500-square-foot development by Connect Data Centers by Oppidan. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing provides the strongest project record reviewed: “5MW Temple Data Center,” facility name “5MW Data Center,” owner Oppidan, design firm Salas O’Brien, location 2313 Eberhardt Road, 61,554 square feet, private funding, a July 2025 start date, and an October 2026 completion date. TDLR shows the filing as review complete.
The address remains unresolved. Data Center Dynamics reported the project at 2325 Eberhardt Road and described Oppidan’s planned 5 MW, 61,500-square-foot facility and its Connect Data Centers subsidiary. The 2313/2325 discrepancy may reflect parcel, mailing, or filing differences, and the address remains unresolved for canonical publication. Review-complete TDLR status is also not the same as construction completion, energization, commissioning, or operation.
The project is described as planned, and the 5 MW number remains reported project scope. The TDLR filing does not establish utility interconnection, tenant identity, operating load, or customer availability. Connect Temple is distinct from nearby Meta/Project Pasca records and other Eberhardt Road developments. A project-status or future-capacity inquiry directed to Oppidan/Connect Data Centers can request the confirmed address, construction milestone, utility status, and commercial scope.
Questions
What is Connect Temple?
Connect Temple is TYPE3’s map data name for Oppidan’s planned Temple data-center project. The TDLR filing calls it the 5MW Temple Data Center and lists a 61,554-square-foot new construction project near Eberhardt Road.
How much power will Connect Temple use?
The project is reported and filed as 5 MW of planned scope. That number does not prove current load, utility delivery, interconnection approval, energized capacity, or available customer power.
Is Connect Temple operating?
No operating state is established in the reviewed sources. TDLR shows the filing as review complete with a future completion date; construction progress, commissioning, energization, and tenant status remain separate checks.
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