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TRG Datacenters is a Houston-area colocation provider that owns and operates a purpose-built data center campus in Spring, Texas, offering half/full racks, private cages, suites, and a fully managed “Colo+” service. As of 2026 the company’s operational footprint is centered on a single campus: HOU1, a 45,000 GSF facility that has run since 2018 with a claimed 100% uptime record and over 160 customers, and HOU2, a 24MW, 110,000 GSF second building that broke ground in 2026 and is due to go live in Q4 2026, marking TRG’s first move into single-tenant/wholesale leasing. TRG was acquired by investment firm Tallvine Partners in 2026, which has stated plans to fund expansion into new markets including Dallas and Austin, though independent industry press describes these as future development plans rather than existing, operating facilities — a notable gap from TRG’s own marketing pages, which present Dallas (and an Atlanta facility) with specific specs as if already built. TRG differentiates itself with fully indoor backup generators (unusual for Houston), 2N+1 redundancy, siting outside the 500-year floodplain, and hurricane-resistant construction, and it has begun deploying NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs at HOU1 for high-density AI colocation.
TRG Datacenters has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Yes — TRG has operational NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs deployed at its HOU1 facility in Spring, Texas, and is building direct-to-chip liquid cooling and 500kW+ cabinets into its new HOU2 building to support future high-density AI/GPU deployments.
As of mid-2026, TRG's confirmed operating facility is HOU1 in Spring, Texas (launched 2018), with a second building, HOU2, under construction on the same campus and due to go live in Q4 2026 — industry press has described HOU1 as the company's 'first and to-date only' launched data center.
TRG's new owner, Tallvine Partners, has announced plans to expand the company into Dallas and Austin, Texas, though as of a 2026 industry report these were described as future development plans rather than facilities that are currently built and operating.
TRG Datacenters was acquired by investment firm Tallvine Partners in 2026, which stated the deal would fund the company's next phase of growth and market expansion.
Yes — we've identified 2 facilities where TRG Datacenters may offer colocation services. Please contact TRG Datacenters directly to confirm current availability and terms.
We haven't confirmed cloud services for TRG Datacenters yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact TRG Datacenters directly to confirm cloud availability.
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