EG AI Rice Texas Data Center

EG AI Rice is a planned private-AI infrastructure project, not a conventional retail colocation listing. EG AI’s current website describes a purpose-built Dallas facility with immersion-cooled GPU racks and 2.5 MW of planned capacity. The company positions the project for private, single-tenant workloads, including regulated enterprise use cases, rather than shared cabinets sold to a broad colocation market.

The location requires careful wording. EG AI markets the facility as Dallas, while a community presentation and current industry reporting associate the development with Rice, a city in Navarro County south of Dallas. That supports TYPE3’s Rice label as a reported location, but the company’s public page does not provide a street address or an independently verified municipal status. Use “Rice-area” or “Rice, Texas, reported” until a permit, project filing, or company location page ties the facility to a precise parcel.

The 2.5 MW figure is described by EG AI as planned compute capacity. It must not be rewritten as measured IT load, utility service, energized capacity, or customer availability. Industry reporting says groundbreaking was announced and completion was slated for 2027, but the public record still does not establish commissioning or commercial operation. The facility’s immersion-cooling claims are relevant to the AI-compute story, yet they do not resolve grid interconnection, power procurement, or operating status. This record targets research on the EG AI project and its planned capacity while clearly separating company claims, reported location, and unknown delivery milestones.