STACK Infrastructure DFW02 Campus — Lancaster
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies STACK Infrastructure DFW02 Campus, Lancaster, in Dallas County, with STACK as operator, Construction status, and 216 MW. Its notes describe a 102-acre, six-building, 1.5 million-square-foot campus with H2 2026 delivery. STACK’s current DFW02 location page now describes a 193-acre campus with more than 300 MW of critical capacity planned and expansion above 500 MW. TYPE3’s map data seed press release and earlier brochure provide different figures, including 220 MW and 288 MW.
This is a material source-state conflict, not a reason to select the largest number. The figures may represent different announcement dates, campus footprints, or capacity definitions. None should be rewritten as energized IT load, current vacancy, or a customer-available block. Preserve TYPE3’s 216 MW field and attribute each later operator disclosure to its source and date. The current page supports a planned high-density campus, while the exact phase and delivered capacity require direct confirmation.
Lancaster and South Dallas distinguish DFW02 from other STACK campuses in search results. STACK would need to confirm current acreage, building count, phase schedule, utility/interconnection status, critical-IT definition, and available wholesale product. The 500-plus-MW expansion vision remains separate from the first delivered phase and from unrelated DFW records. Its delivery sequence remains unconfirmed.
Questions
Where is STACK DFW02?
In Lancaster, south of Dallas, Texas.
How much capacity does DFW02 have?
Public sources conflict; 216, 220, 288, and 300-plus MW describe different source layers or stages.
Is the 500-plus-MW figure available today?
No. It is an expansion vision, not current saleable load.
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