Data Foundry Texas 2 — Austin, Texas
Overview
Data Foundry’s current contact page identifies Data Foundry 02 at 4100 Smith School Road, Building 2, Austin, Texas 78744. The Austin overview states that Texas 2 opened in early 2018 as the company’s third Austin data center and supports high-performance computing, colocation customers, disaster recovery office space, 16-plus network carriers, and major cloud connectivity. The facility belongs to the Data Ranch campus but should remain a distinct building-level record.
Data Foundry describes Texas 2’s final phase as a 325,000-square-foot, 36 MW data center. Those are design and development descriptors, not a measurement of present IT load, utility draw, or unallocated customer capacity. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record for the Texas 2 project identifies 4100 Smith School Road, a privately funded addition to the existing Texas 1 site, and a project status of closed. That filing provides construction context but does not establish today’s operating inventory.
This record has strong commercial intent for Austin HPC, high-density colocation, disaster recovery, and cloud-connected deployments. Data Foundry can confirm current Building 2 space, power density, cooling, and contract terms. Texas 2 remains separate from Texas 1, Data Foundry 00, and the Data Ranch parent page; the 36 MW and 325,000-square-foot figures remain final-phase qualifiers.
Questions
Where is Data Foundry Texas 2?
It is at 4100 Smith School Road, Building 2, Austin, Texas.
Is Texas 2 separate from Texas 1?
Yes. They are distinct buildings in the same Data Ranch campus.
Is 36 MW available today?
No. It is a final-phase design label and must not be treated as current inventory.
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