QTS Fort Worth Campus — Fort Worth, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists QTS Fort Worth Campus as an operating wholesale/build-to-suit facility in Tarrant County, with 70 MW, a 52-acre two-building campus, and a third expansion filed for construction in 2026–2027. QTS’s current Fort Worth page identifies the campus at 14100 Park Vista Boulevard and reports 70 MW-plus of critical campus capacity, 12 adjacent acres for future expansion, and 200 MW of gross campus planned potential.
Those numbers represent distinct infrastructure layers. Critical campus capacity is not the same as current IT load or vacant customer allocation. Gross planned potential is a long-range development statement, and TYPE3’s third-expansion timing is not evidence that the additional building is operating. QTS’s Texas expansion material provides additional context for Fort Worth development, but it does not collapse existing and planned buildings into one available block.
Use the page for QTS Fort Worth campus discovery and build-to-suit searches. Keep the operating campus, individual buildings, future acreage, gross planned potential, and third expansion visibly separate. Request a building-specific critical-IT allocation, current energized load, utility/substation scope, backup systems, construction milestone, and commercial availability before publishing a buyer-facing number. A campus-level critical-capacity figure cannot answer a deployment’s rack, suite, or hall requirement. Customer commitments remain unverified.
Questions
Where is QTS Fort Worth Campus?
QTS Fort Worth Campus is at 14100 Park Vista Boulevard in Fort Worth, Texas. QTS describes a 52-acre campus with existing facilities and adjacent acreage reserved for future expansion.
What does 70 MW mean for QTS Fort Worth?
QTS describes more than 70 MW of critical campus capacity. TYPE3’s map data records 70 MW. Neither figure proves current vacant IT load or a customer allocation; availability must be confirmed for the relevant building.
Is QTS Fort Worth’s 200 MW operating today?
No. QTS labels 200 MW as gross campus planned potential. It is a future-development measure, not current energized IT load or saleable capacity. TYPE3’s third expansion also remains a planned construction layer.
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