Equinix DA12-2 — Planned Dallas Data Center
Overview
DA12-2 is a future phase of Equinix’s Dallas expansion, not an operating IBX in the current public facility list. Project reporting identifies the site at 1550 West Mockingbird Lane and describes DA12-2 as a four-story building planned adjacent to DA12-1. The reported investment for the DA12-2 phase is approximately $293.7 million, with construction expected from September 2027 through March 2028. A separate reported phase, DA12-1, carries its own building, schedule, and investment figures and remains distinct from this record.
The City of Dallas planning record supports the development context: it identifies Equinix as applicant for a development plan on property along West Mockingbird Lane east of Hinton Street and records a staff recommendation for approval. That municipal record does not publish DA12-2’s critical IT load or guarantee construction, energization, or service commencement. Equinix’s current Dallas metro page lists operating Dallas IBX locations but does not list DA12-2 as an active facility.
This page targets buyers and researchers tracking future Dallas interconnection supply. The record is planned, the phase code remains in the title and slug, and investment stays separate from capacity. The commercial CTA is a dated project-monitoring or correction request, not an availability or presales promise. Project value, building height, site area, and the broader DA12 campus do not establish MW.
Questions
Is Equinix DA12-2 operating?
No. The reviewed sources describe it as a future planned phase.
Where will DA12-2 be built?
Reports place it at Equinix’s 1550 West Mockingbird Lane campus in Dallas.
How much power will DA12-2 have?
No authoritative current source reviewed publishes an operating or critical-IT MW figure.
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