Equinix DA11 Dallas Data Center
Overview
Equinix DA11 is a retail and network-colocation facility in Dallas’s Stemmons corridor. Equinix’s current Dallas data-center page identifies it as the newest Dallas International Business Exchange location and says it is open for business. The operator listing supplies the current status evidence and provides no power value.
The address is 1990 North Stemmons Parkway, Dallas, Texas. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record for DA11 Tower 2 describes an addition to an existing data center with an estimated $180 million cost, approximately 211,819 square feet, and inspection complete. The regulatory scope includes office and data-center space, site work, generators, and related infrastructure. Inspection complete is a project milestone. It does not establish total operating capacity, customer occupancy, or IT load.
Equinix’s earlier expansion announcement cited approximately 72,000 square feet of colocation space in a first phase and more than 144,000 square feet after planned future phases. Those figures have different scopes and dates from the TDLR Tower 2 record and remain separately labeled. DA11 at 1990 North Stemmons Parkway is distinct from DA1 at 1950 North Stemmons Freeway. The cited sources disclose no site MW figure; square footage, generators, and open-for-business language are not a site MW figure.
Questions
Is Equinix DA11 operating?
Equinix currently lists DA11 as open for business.
Where is DA11?
It is at 1990 North Stemmons Parkway in Dallas, Texas.
How large is DA11?
Published figures refer to different scopes: a prior expansion announcement cited 72,000 square feet first phase, while a TDLR Tower 2 record lists 211,819 square feet.
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