DataBank DFW10 — Red Oak, Texas
Overview
DFW10 is a distinct building within DataBank’s Red Oak campus, not a synonym for the entire development. DataBank’s facility page identifies DFW10 at 3330 Batchler Road, Red Oak, Texas 75154. It describes a two-story building with 200,000 square feet of data-center space, N+1 power and cooling, 45 kW-plus air-cabinet density, 100 kW-plus liquid-cabinet density, and a design intended to support HPC and water-to-chip cooling. The page labels the building’s critical IT load as 60 MW and its onsite-carrier count as TBD.
DataBank separately describes the Red Oak campus as an eight-building plan. Phase 1 is described with four buildings and a 400 MW substation that can deliver up to 240 MW of critical IT power; the full plan is described at 480 MW across eight buildings. These numbers describe different scopes. They are not a sum with DFW10’s 60 MW label and do not represent current utility service, operating draw, or vacant inventory. TYPE3’s Announced/0 MW entry is therefore a useful audit baseline, while DataBank’s current page supplies a more specific planned design.
The record targets buyers researching future high-density colocation, AI, and HPC supply in the DFW market. A source-dated comparison can distinguish 3 scopes: building, phase, and campus, alongside cooling and power definitions. DFW10 remains distinct from DFW11 and the Red Oak campus.
Questions
Where is DataBank DFW10?
DataBank identifies it at 3330 Batchler Road in Red Oak, Texas.
Is the 60 MW figure available capacity?
No. It is DataBank’s source-stated critical-IT label, not a vacancy or delivery guarantee.
Is DFW10 the whole Red Oak campus?
No. DFW10 is one planned building in an eight-building campus plan.
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