VAZATA Dallas I — Carrollton, Texas Data Center
Overview
VAZATA Dallas I is the DAL I/DAA record at 4025 Midway Road in Carrollton, Texas. VAZATA’s current facility page describes 25,000 square feet of move-in-ready Tier III space, diverse feeds from two substations in separate counties and power plants, 24/7 monitoring and security, redundant A/B power, N+1 cooling, and a private DWDM fiber ring. The company states that the space offers a total capacity of 3.3 MW.
The map record should be reconciled with the adjacent VAZATA Dallas III entry because both use the same Midway Road campus address family. They are distinct VAZATA facility labels and must not be merged. The 3.3 MW figure remains labeled total facility capacity as stated by VAZATA. It is not necessarily critical IT load, UPS capacity, generator capacity, or current sellable inventory. VAZATA’s uptime language is not a Type 3 guarantee.
This page has qualified intent from organizations evaluating Dallas colocation, managed hosting, hybrid infrastructure, and disaster recovery. Its commercial value is a source-linked fact layer that makes the suite of redundancy, fiber, space, and capacity claims easy to inspect. A facility export or correction CTA is preferable to generic sales copy. Cross-link Dallas III as a sibling record and explain that shared address, operator, or campus branding does not justify adding the two MW figures.
Questions
Where is VAZATA Dallas I?
VAZATA identifies Dallas DAA/DAL I at 4025 Midway Road in Carrollton.
What does 3.3 MW mean?
VAZATA calls it total capacity; it is not presented here as available critical IT load.
Is Dallas I the same as Dallas III?
They are separate VAZATA records in the same Midway Road campus family.
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