Skybox Datacenters
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Skybox Datacenters is a Dallas-based developer, owner, and operator of large-scale wholesale data centers, building multi-megawatt campuses for hyperscale, enterprise, and high-performance-computing customers across several major U.S. markets. Founded in 2014 by CEO Rob Morris, the company has developed more than 2.5 GW of data center projects as of 2025-2026, with campuses in the Dallas/Lancaster area, Austin/Pflugerville/Hutto, Houston, Chicago’s Elk Grove Village, Northern Virginia’s Dulles Technology Corridor, and Santa Clara in Silicon Valley. Skybox’s signature approach is its ‘PowerCampus’ product, pairing purpose-built shells with dedicated private onsite substations to deliver 300-600 MW campuses aimed at hyperscale and high-density compute tenants, often developed jointly with logistics giant Prologis on converted industrial land. The company became known industry-wide for hosting DownUnder GeoSolutions’ immersion-cooled ‘Bubba’ supercomputer in Houston, at the time billed as the largest colocation transaction in the city’s history, and it periodically monetizes completed assets, having sold its original Houston One facility to Element Critical in 2021 while continuing to build out other halls on the same campus.
Skybox Datacenters has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Skybox Datacenters Data Center Locations
- Santa Clara, California, USA Skybox Santa Clara PENDING REVIEW
Built on the demolished former headquarters campus of Memorex, this roughly 560,000 sq ft project is Skybox's largest and first Silicon Valley data center, and includes a public art installation preserving the site's history. - Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA Skybox Chicago I PENDING REVIEW
Skybox's first project outside Texas, this 30 MW, 190,000 sq ft facility sits on a ten-acre campus surrounded by some of the Midwest's largest data centers and was developed after Skybox and Prologis converted a former warehouse site. - Houston, Texas, USA Skybox Houston One PENDING REVIEW
Located in Houston's Energy Corridor, this roughly 100,000 sq ft facility was built with a 6-inch concrete roof deck rated to withstand 190+ mph winds for hurricane resilience. - Houston, Texas, USA Skybox Houston Two (DUG McCloud) PENDING REVIEW
This purpose-built hall houses DownUnder GeoSolutions' immersion-cooled 'Bubba' supercomputer, a deployment of more than 40,000 servers that was billed as the largest colocation transaction in Houston's history. - Hutto, Texas, USA PowerCampus Austin PENDING REVIEW
This Skybox/Prologis joint venture near Austin is planned as a 600-megawatt campus offering up to 4 million square feet of data center space, one of the largest projects in Skybox's portfolio. - Lancaster, Texas, USA PowerCampus Dallas PENDING REVIEW
This 115-acre campus south of downtown Dallas was Skybox's ninth Texas-market project and is planned to eventually offer roughly 1 million square feet of space via a joint venture with Bandera Ventures and Principal Asset Management. - Pflugerville, Texas, USA Skybox Austin I PENDING REVIEW
Built as the first phase of a Skybox/Prologis joint venture at the northeast corner of New Meister Lane, this 141,000 sq ft, 30 MW facility anchored a project the Pflugerville Community Development Corporation valued at up to $548 million in investment. - Pflugerville, Texas, USA Skybox Austin 2 PENDING REVIEW
This second Pflugerville building, at 2515 South Kenney Fort Boulevard, is a $63 million, roughly 148,500 sq ft shell-and-core data center combining a two-story office with a single-story data hall. - Sterling, Virginia, USA Skybox NOVA PENDING REVIEW
This ten-acre campus in the Dulles Technology Corridor grew out of a Prologis filing to develop a roughly 500,000 sq ft data center on a 19.5-acre industrial site, with Skybox later confirmed as the development partner.
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Common Questions
Does Skybox Datacenters still operate a facility in Houston?
Yes, though the picture is mixed: Skybox sold its original 100,000-square-foot Houston One facility to Element Critical in March 2021, but it retained and continued developing a second building, Houston Two, on the same 20-acre campus, which houses the immersion-cooled DUG McCloud supercomputer facility built for DownUnder GeoSolutions.
What is Skybox's largest data center project?
As of 2024-2026 reporting, Skybox's largest project is PowerCampus Austin in Hutto, Texas, a joint venture with Prologis planned to reach up to 600 MW of power and roughly 4 million square feet of data center space.
Is Skybox Datacenters a colocation provider or a real estate developer?
Skybox functions as both a developer/owner and a wholesale colocation provider: it builds and operates its own campuses, then leases multi-megawatt capacity directly to enterprise, hyperscale, and HPC customers, as seen in DownUnder GeoSolutions' 15 MW lease at Skybox Houston.
Does Skybox have GPU or AI-specific infrastructure?
Skybox markets its private onsite substations as supporting 'hyperscale and AI computing' generally, but the concrete, publicly documented high-density deployment at its facilities -- DownUnder GeoSolutions' immersion-cooled supercomputer in Houston -- is built on Intel Xeon CPU nodes for oil-and-gas modeling rather than a disclosed GPU/AI training cluster, so no specific Skybox building can currently be confirmed as GPU/AI-optimized.
Does Skybox Datacenters offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Skybox Datacenters yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Skybox Datacenters directly to confirm cloud availability.
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