LOGIX Houston #1 — Katy, Texas
Overview
LOGIX’s current Houston data-center page lists 1510 Primewest Parkway in Katy as one of its Houston-area locations. The dedicated location page names it the LOGIX Katy Data Center and markets colocation, cloud connectivity, business fiber, cabinets, cages, and private deployment environments. LOGIX’s facility materials also describe multiple data halls and carrier-neutral connectivity across its Houston footprint.
The evidence supports a current customer-facing service facility, not a generic network node. The exact address differentiates it from LOGIX Houston #2 at 811 Louisiana Street and from other downtown carrier locations. LOGIX’s materials describe services and infrastructure but do not publish a current operating-load or available-MW figure for the Katy address. The source inventory labels the row Announced with 0 MW; those fields do not measure the site’s actual load. The sources also do not establish whether the listed space is dedicated, shared, or currently vacant.
The location is relevant to Katy and Energy Corridor colocation, cloud on-ramps, carrier access, and remote-hands support. Current hall, cabinet or cage scope, power allocation, cross-connect options, and deployment lead time require confirmation from LOGIX. LOGIX operates the service offering, but the reviewed public pages do not establish that it owns the underlying property. This row remains distinct from the downtown Houston #2 record.
Questions
Where is LOGIX Houston #1?
It is the LOGIX Katy Data Center at 1510 Primewest Parkway.
Is it the same as LOGIX Houston #2?
No. #2 is the separate 811 Louisiana Street location.
Does LOGIX publish available MW for Katy?
The reviewed public materials market services, not a current available-MW block.
Sources
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