Skybox PowerCampus Austin DC6 — Hutto, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Skybox PowerCampus Austin DC6 in Hutto, operated by Skybox Datacenters, with `Announced` status and 0 MW. DC6 is one of six child labels beneath the PowerCampus Austin parent. Skybox’s current project page describes the parent as a 160-acre, up-to-600-MW campus with up to 4 million square feet of data-center space and a private substation. The operator’s market summary also presents a 1,280,000-square-foot Austin campus with up to 400 MW of critical load. Those current summaries establish project scale, not DC6’s operating state.
The official brochure’s building table lists Building 6 at 735,000 square feet, 108 MW total load, and 72 MW critical load. These values are design criteria for a configurable building and should be presented as such. They do not establish that DC6 is built, energized, assigned to a tenant, or available for immediate lease. The child label also should not be used to distribute the parent’s 600 MW across six records.
A useful DC6 page should preserve the parent relationship while making the evidence boundary obvious. Confirm the child’s address and permit, phase and construction state, utility delivery, tenant/customer allocation, critical-IT design, and current orderable capacity. Until then, retain Announced/0 MW and source the brochure values as planned configuration only.
Questions
What is Skybox PowerCampus Austin DC6?
It is a map data child label within Skybox’s Hutto PowerCampus Austin development. The operator brochure supplies a Building 6 design configuration, but not a standalone commissioning or availability record.
Is DC6 a 108 MW data center?
The brochure lists 108 MW as Building 6 total load and 72 MW as critical load. Those are design figures and should not be presented as current IT capacity.
Can the parent’s 600 MW be divided among DC1–DC6?
No. The parent figure describes the campus plan. Child allocations, delivery status, and saleable capacity require separate evidence.
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