Microsoft Texas Research Park Data Center

Microsoft Texas Research Park is a San Antonio data-center record associated with the company’s broader South Central US cloud infrastructure. TYPE3’s map data lists Microsoft Corporation as operator, classifies the facility as a hyperscale data center, and marks it operating. It describes a long-standing Azure South Central US campus on approximately 70 acres and assigns a 100 MW power figure. That MW figure is explicitly an unconfirmed estimate, and TYPE3’s map data does not identify an exact start date.

Current Microsoft material confirms the regional context. Microsoft’s Greater San Antonio community page says the company operates datacenters in Bexar and Medina counties. Microsoft’s Azure infrastructure page lists South Central US in Texas as an available region. Those sources establish Microsoft’s regional presence and cloud-region naming, but they do not independently confirm that every attribute in the Texas Research Park map record belongs to one facility or publish a 100 MW site load.

The Texas Research Park name, San Antonio location, and South Central US association distinguish this campus from SAT89/SAT90 and other numbered Microsoft facilities. The mapped 70-acre description is not a current surveyed footprint in the available evidence, and no particular opening year is established. The evidence supports a regional Microsoft presence while leaving the facility-level identity and capacity provisional.