Prime Dallas DFW01-02 — 1455 Round Table
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Prime Dallas DFW01-02 as announced wholesale colocation in Dallas at 0.0 MW, with notes that Prime Dallas (2) is a 12-megawatt critical, purpose-built hall, the second of two planned campus data centers. Prime’s live page matches 1455 Round Table, construction, leased, 12 MW, 96,000 square feet. Address variants exist: datacenterHawk uses 1517 Round Table Drive; TDLR uses 1455 Round Table Dr., Dallas 75247. Keep 1455 as canonical unless Prime changes the page.
TDLR TABS2026008115, registered 16 December 2025, names Prime DC 3MW Buildout at Prime Data Center DFW01-02. Owner is 1515 Roundtable Dr Property LLC. Scope is 34,438 square feet of partial tenant improvement; administrative space, data hall, and infrastructure on levels 1 and 3 and the roof, plus four generators and switchgear. Estimated cost $47,500,000. Start 1 December 2025; complete 1 June 2026; tenant-funded; Project Registered. That 3 MW is not a replacement for the 12 MW building label and is not operating IT load.
Secondary aggregators disagree on status: Prime says construction; some listings say commissioned or 2024 operational. Prefer Prime plus TDLR. Parent campus 20 MW already includes this 12 MW design label. Distinct from DFW01-01 and from Fort Worth DFW04. Generator count in the TDLR scope is plant infrastructure for the TI, not a site megawatt.
Questions
Is 12 MW available now?
No. Prime marks the hall under construction and leased. 12 MW is a capacity label, not vacancy.
What is the 3 MW TDLR filing?
A tenant-improvement buildout of 34,438 square feet, not the whole building’s 12 MW label.
Should 12 MW be added to the campus total?
No. Prime’s 20 MW campus figure already includes this child.
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