Tract Caldwell County Data Center Technology Park
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies Tract Caldwell County Data Center Technology Park in Caldwell County, with Tract as land/infrastructure developer, Announced status, and 360 MW. Tract’s May 2025 announcement describes the acquisition of 1,515 acres in the Central Texas corridor between Austin and San Antonio and says a Facility Design Agreement with Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative secures long-lead equipment for a target initial 360 MW energization in 2028. The same announcement describes a full-build-out vision above 2 GW.
The evidence establishes a master-planned technology-park and powered-land development record, not an operating data center. The 360 MW value is an initial utility-delivery target, while the multi-gigawatt figure is a long-term master-plan scope. Neither is current IT load, energized capacity, or customer availability. TYPE3’s 360 MW power field should be retained as source inventory but labeled clearly as a development target.
The useful reader-facing details are the location, developer, power-planning stage, and timing. The reviewed sources do not establish a building, tenant, construction completion, interconnection approval, or available wholesale block. Tract would need to confirm the current parcel boundary, permitting and construction status, utility milestones, phase definition, anchor tenant status, and quote-specific delivery terms. This record remains separate from any later Caldwell Valley expansion and from unrelated Austin/San Antonio projects until a canonical parent-child model is established.
Questions
What is Tract’s Caldwell County project?
A master-planned data-center technology park in Central Texas.
Is 360 MW operating today?
No. It is a target for initial utility energization in 2028.
Can customers order wholesale capacity?
No current saleable block or operating building is established in the reviewed sources.
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