Skybox Atlantic Station — Plano, Texas

TYPE3’s map data records Skybox Atlantic Station in Plano, with Skybox Datacenters as operator, Announced status, and 0 MW. Skybox’s current Atlantic Station page describes a 64-acre industrial and data-center campus in the DFW metroplex, with up to 1 million square feet of mission-critical space, 2N/N+1/N configurations, and build-to-suit delivery options. It says an onsite privately owned substation has up to 100 MW of power availability.

That 100 MW statement is a campus utility and development claim. It does not establish energized IT load, current white-space commissioning, or an orderable customer block. Likewise, up to 1 million square feet is a future campus envelope, not current commissioned data-hall space. Preserve TYPE3’s Announced/0 MW fields and describe the Skybox figures with their source scope.

The Prologis Atlantic Station page presents a phased property plan and identifies data-center/substation potential, while Skybox positions the site for hyperscale, AI, and enterprise build-to-suit demand. These sources support a planned campus identity, not a current retail-colocation offering. Keep the property distinct from Resilience DFW in Plano; any prior Skybox relationship to that project does not make the records one campus.

Target buyers researching Plano land, utility strategy, build-to-suit, and high-density campus options. Ask Skybox for parcel, substation, delivery-phase, building, commissioning, tenant, and current available-IT details.