Skybox Round Rock — Old Settlers Boulevard

TYPE3’s map data lists Skybox Round Rock with Skybox Datacenters as operator, Round Rock as location, Announced status, 0 MW, and coordinates 30.5425, -97.6452. Its note reports a 250,000-square-foot data-center development and 75 MW of grid-connected capacity. Those figures are broadly consistent with the city’s later PUD conditions, but TYPE3’s site pin is not a published street address and the project is not an operating inventory block.

The City of Round Rock’s data-center page describes the Skybox Old Settlers Planned Unit Development, PUD25-00009, on approximately 29.69 acres east of N. A.W. Grimes Boulevard and south of East Old Settlers Boulevard. Following a neighborhood meeting, the city says the PUD limits the site to one primary data-center building, a maximum 250,000 square feet, a maximum height of 60 feet, and 75 MW of grid-interconnected power. It also requires closed-loop cooling and places an electric substation or light-industrial use on a separate parcel area.

The city’s PUD index lists Skybox Old Settlers as PUD #159 with a February 12, 2026 date and data-center/major-utility zoning. These are strong municipal approvals, but they do not prove construction completion, energization, tenant commitment, critical-IT load, or saleable availability. Keep the 75 MW figure labeled as a zoning or grid-connected cap. Do not reuse it for Skybox Austin in Pflugerville, Skybox PowerCampus Austin in Hutto, or any future child record.

The record answers the local project questions: where the approved project is, what the PUD allows, and what remains unknown. Announced/0 MW remains in place until a construction, utility, or operator source establishes a later state.