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Skybox Datacenters is a Dallas, Texas-based data center developer, owner, and operator that builds mission-critical facilities for enterprise, hyperscale, colocation, and AI/high-performance-computing customers, primarily across Texas but also with campuses in California, Virginia, and (historically) Illinois. As of 2026 the company describes itself as a leading national hyperscale data center owner and developer that has developed over 2.5 gigawatts of projects, ranging from single-tenant build-to-suit buildings to its flagship “PowerCampus” product, which delivers 300-600 MW private-substation-powered campuses of up to 4 million square feet for hyperscale and AI clients. Skybox is best known for aggressively developing new Texas markets outside the traditional Dallas/Austin/Houston hubs, including large land positions in San Angelo, Wichita Falls, and West Texas (near Midland), often via joint ventures with industrial real-estate giant Prologis and capital partners like Bandera Ventures, Blue Owl, and Principal Asset Management. The firm frequently develops and then sells stabilized assets to institutional buyers (e.g., its Houston One facility to Element Critical in 2021 and its Chicago-area facility to Australia’s HMC Capital in 2025), a build-and-recycle-capital model that distinguishes it from operators that hold assets long-term.
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Skybox Datacenters has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Santa Clara, California, USASkybox Santa ClaraAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Built on the former Memorex Corporation campus (established 1961), the project became Skybox's largest and first Silicon Valley data center and included a public art installation preserving the site's Memorex history.
Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USASkybox Chicago ITIER 3PENDING REVIEW Converted from a vacant 189,000 sq ft warehouse and completed in 2022, this facility was later sold in 2025 to Australia's HMC Capital as a flagship asset for its AUD $4.3 billion DigiCo Infrastructure REIT.
Texas, USASkybox HODL RanchPENDING REVIEW This 174-acre campus in West Texas near Midland reflects Skybox's strategy of securing large land parcels in energy-rich, lower-cost regions ahead of demand.
Houston, Texas, USASkybox Houston CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW The original Houston One building used a market-leading 6-inch concrete roof deck rated for 190+ mph winds and DoubleDense technology enabling up to 1,000 watts per square foot with immersion cooling.
Hutto, Texas, USASkybox PowerCampus AustinPENDING REVIEW Planned as part of a 600-megawatt, up-to-4-million-square-foot campus with Prologis, this project was one of the largest data center developments announced in the Austin area to date.
Lancaster, Texas, USASkybox PowerCampus DallasPENDING REVIEW This 115-acre, 300MW campus south of downtown Dallas was developed with Bandera Ventures and Principal Asset Management and is designed to deliver up to one million square feet of space.
Pflugerville, Texas, USASkybox Austin IPENDING REVIEW This 30 MW, roughly 141,000-square-foot facility was one of Skybox's earliest ground-up hyperscale builds and broke ground in mid-2022 as part of a joint venture with Prologis.
Plano, Texas, USASkybox Atlantic Station / Legacy CampusPENDING REVIEW Listed on Skybox's own site as a 100 MW Dallas-market facility with up to 66 MW of critical load and roughly 1,000,000 SF of space.
Round Rock, Texas, USASkybox Round RockPENDING REVIEW In February 2026 the Round Rock City Council unanimously approved rezoning nearly 30 acres for a single 250,000 sq ft, 75MW Skybox building after a contentious public hearing over water use and neighborhood impact.
San Angelo, Texas, USASkybox San Angelo Data Center 1PENDING REVIEW Independent industry trackers list this as an active Skybox facility distinct from its larger Dallas/Austin/Houston campuses, reflecting Skybox's push into smaller emerging Texas markets.
Taylor, Texas, USASkybox TaylorPENDING REVIEW Local reporting on the nearby Round Rock rezoning fight noted Skybox is simultaneously building data centers in Taylor as it expands its Central Texas footprint.
Wichita Falls, Texas, USASkybox PowerCampus TexasAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This 225-acre, up to 2-million-square-foot, seven-building campus developed with capital partner Blue Owl followed a $14.5 million land acquisition, with the first 150,000 sq ft building targeted for operation by late 2028.
Sterling, Virginia, USASkybox NOVAPENDING REVIEW Located within the Dulles Technology Corridor, this 10-acre campus sits in one of the world's densest data center markets, adjacent to major carrier-neutral facilities like Equinix's Ashburn campus.
A few Skybox facilities have documented AI/high-density design features rather than being generic colocation halls. Its Houston campus was built with proprietary "DoubleDense" technology capable of supporting up to 1,000 watts per square foot using immersion cooling, well beyond standard air-cooled colocation densities. Its Santa Clara, California building — Skybox's largest and first Silicon Valley project — includes a high-performance-compute data hall using single-phase immersion cooling. More broadly, the company's newer PowerCampus developments (Dallas, Austin, Wichita Falls) are explicitly marketed as built for "hyperscale and AI computing" with large private substations to support AI-scale power draws.
Houston, USASkybox Houston CampusAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW The original Houston One building used a market-leading 6-inch concrete roof deck rated for 190+ mph winds and DoubleDense technology enabling up to 1,000 watts per square foot with immersion cooling.
Wichita Falls, USASkybox PowerCampus TexasAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This 225-acre, up to 2-million-square-foot, seven-building campus developed with capital partner Blue Owl followed a $14.5 million land acquisition, with the first 150,000 sq ft building targeted for operation by late 2028.
Santa Clara, USASkybox Santa ClaraAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Built on the former Memorex Corporation campus (established 1961), the project became Skybox's largest and first Silicon Valley data center and included a public art installation preserving the site's Memorex history.
Common Questions
Does Skybox Datacenters build facilities specifically for AI workloads?
Yes. Skybox markets its PowerCampus product as delivering "scalable, resilient infrastructure for hyperscale and AI computing," and several of its individual facilities cite high-density, immersion-cooling-capable designs; for example, its Houston campus was built with DoubleDense technology supporting up to 1,000 watts per square foot with immersion cooling, and its Santa Clara facility uses single-phase immersion cooling for a high-performance-compute data hall.
Has Skybox Datacenters sold any of the data centers it built?
Yes. Skybox sold its Houston One facility to Element Critical in 2021, and in a separate joint venture with Prologis sold a converted Elk Grove Village, Illinois facility (Chicago I) to Australia's HMC Capital in 2025 as a flagship asset for HMC's DigiCo Infrastructure REIT.
Where is Skybox Datacenters expanding as of 2026?
Beyond its established Texas markets (Dallas/Lancaster, Austin/Pflugerville, Hutto, Houston, San Angelo), Skybox has recently pursued new or expanded sites in Round Rock, Taylor, and a 225-acre Wichita Falls PowerCampus developed with Blue Owl, alongside a West Texas "HODL Ranch" campus near Midland.
Is Skybox Datacenters a colocation provider or a cloud provider?
Skybox is a data center developer and operator that offers colocation, build-to-suit, turnkey, and powered-shell space to enterprise and hyperscale customers; it does not sell cloud compute or storage services of its own.
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