TRG Datacenters

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TRG Datacenters is a Houston-area colocation provider operating a purpose-built data center campus in Spring, Texas, just outside Houston. As of 2026, the company runs one live facility (HOU1, a 45,000 GSF building that opened in 2018) and is constructing a second (HOU2, a 24MW, 110,000 GSF building targeted for Q4 2026 delivery), both on the same 2626 Spring Cypress Road campus. TRG sells retail colocation (cabinet, rack, and cage), a fully managed “Colo+” service, and is expanding into single-tenant/wholesale data halls with HOU2, including support for high-density AI/GPU racks. The company differentiates itself with fully indoor backup generators (unusual for the Houston market), a 100% uptime track record since 2018, free lifetime cross-connects, and a location outside the 500-year floodplain. Backed by investment firm Tallvine Partners since an early-2026 acquisition, TRG has stated ambitions to expand its footprint beyond Houston, including a possible future Dallas site, though no such facility exists yet.

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TRG's Houston campus shows genuine AI-specific investment: the company has operational NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs running in its existing HOU1 facility, and its second building, HOU2, is being purpose-built with a closed-loop, dry-chiller cooling system to support high-density AI racks, including future GPU generations drawing 500+ kW per rack. HOU2 also marks TRG's shift from purely retail colocation into single-tenant and wholesale data hall leasing, aimed partly at AI-focused tenants.

Common Questions

Does TRG Datacenters support AI/GPU workloads?

Yes. TRG has operational NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs at its existing HOU1 facility, and its new HOU2 building—currently under construction with phase 1 targeted for Q4 2026—is being designed to host high-density AI racks, including support for future NVIDIA "Rubin Ultra" class racks drawing 500+ kW.

Where are TRG Datacenters' facilities located?

All of TRG's facilities are on a single campus at 2626 Spring Cypress Road in Spring, Texas, part of the greater Houston metro area — this includes the live HOU1 building and the under-construction HOU2 building.

Does TRG Datacenters own its data center property?

Yes, according to TRG's own website, the company purpose-bought the land and fully owns the property and building for its Houston campus, unlike many colocation providers that lease their space.

Who owns TRG Datacenters?

Investment firm Tallvine Partners acquired TRG Datacenters in early 2026 with stated plans to expand the company's footprint across the US, including a potential future Dallas, Texas site.

Does TRG Datacenters offer colocation services?

Yes — we've identified 1 facility where TRG Datacenters may offer colocation services. Please contact TRG Datacenters directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does TRG Datacenters offer cloud services?

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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