Stream DFWC1 — Wilmer, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data records Stream DC DFWC1 in Wilmer, with Stream Data Centers as operator, Announced status, and 0 MW. Public reporting on Stream’s TDLR application identifies DFWC1 at 930 North Sunrise Road in Wilmer, Dallas County, as a two-story, 360,750-square-foot data-center building with a planned 48 MW IT-capacity figure. The reported schedule runs from April 2026 through October 2027, and the project includes a substation and campus entrance.
The child-building scope must stay separate from the DFWC/Wilmer II parent row. Stream’s parent-campus page describes up to 240 MW and 1.4 million square feet at full build, plus an Oncor substation of up to 372 MW. Those figures are parent-plan and utility layers, not additional DFWC1 load. Do not add 48 MW to 240 MW or treat 372 MW as IT capacity. The page is therefore a campus-development record, not a live capacity listing.
Use this page for buyers researching Wilmer project timing, building scale, hyperscale design, and phased delivery. Ask Stream to confirm TDLR status, construction progress, utility energization, building critical-IT load, tenant commitments, commissioning milestones, and current orderable capacity. Keep DFWC1 distinct from Stream DFW VII in Garland and from unrelated Wilmer projects. The child should be updated only when a regulatory or operator record confirms construction progress, energization, and customer scope at the building level.
Questions
Where is DFWC1?
Public project reporting places it at 930 North Sunrise Road in Wilmer.
Is 48 MW currently available?
No. It is the planned IT-capacity figure for a construction-stage child building.
Does DFWC1 include the 372 MW substation?
No. The substation is parent-campus utility infrastructure and is not IT load.
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