QTS San Antonio 2 — San Antonio, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies QTS San Antonio 2 as a wholesale/build-to-suit colocation facility operated by QTS Data Centers at 8535 Potranco Road in San Antonio, with Announced status and 0 MW. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation’s TABS2021007232 record names the project QTS SAT2-DC1, identifies QTS Data Centers as owner, and describes a three-story, 338,721-square-foot facility at the corner of Ingram Road and Potranco Road. The filing states that the facility can support 45 MW of critical power and that the day-one build is 9 MW. TDLR marks the project Closed.
The TDLR figures are project/design layers. They do not state current metered IT load, utility entitlement, generator-backed capacity, customer occupancy, or vacant availability. Secondary listings quote other power and square-footage values, but those are not used to override the regulatory record. QTS’s compliance matrix also identifies SAT2 DC1 at 8535 Potranco Road, supporting the exact facility/address identity.
Keep this facility separate from any QTS San Antonio campus expansion, nearby AWS facilities, and other San Antonio operator records. Preserve TYPE3’s map data state until the source owner updates it. Use 45 MW as filed critical-power support and 9 MW as the day-one build only, without presenting either as current available IT capacity. A commercial page requires QTS confirmation of operating state, current critical IT load, utility and backup layers, customer/lease scope, and remaining capacity.
Questions
What is QTS San Antonio 2?
It is QTS SAT2-DC1, a QTS data-center project at 8535 Potranco Road at Ingram Road in San Antonio. The exact facility should remain separate from other QTS campus or nearby operator records.
How much power does QTS San Antonio 2 have?
TDLR says the facility can support 45 MW of critical power, with a 9 MW day-one build. These are filed project/design figures, not verified current IT load, metered use, or available customer capacity.
Is QTS San Antonio 2 operating?
TYPE3’s map data says Announced, while TDLR marks the project Closed. Closed is a project-record status and does not by itself prove operating service. QTS should confirm energization, occupancy, and current availability.
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