Digital Realty, Colovore, Hut 8, CoreSite, and DataBank file to build data centers in Texas
Type: Development · Technology: Data Center · Country: United States · Announced: 2026-09-15
Five major data center operators filed plans to construct new facilities in Texas, signaling continued expansion of digital infrastructure in the region. Digital Realty, Colovore, Hut 8, CoreSite, and DataBank are the named developers initiating these projects. The filings were submitted on September 15, 2026, as reported by Data Center Dynamics. The specific locations, capacities, and timelines for the proposed data centers were not disclosed in the article.
Analysis
On September 15, 2026 five data center operators—Digital Realty, Colovore, Hut 8, CoreSite and DataBank—filed plans to construct new data center facilities in Texas. Digital Realty is a global provider of data center solutions offering colocation, cloud and interconnection services. Hut 8 Corp., based in Miami, operates over 700 MW of contracted energy capacity for digital asset mining and high‑performance computing across multiple North American sites. DataBank provides enterprise‑class colocation, cloud and network solutions to a wide range of industries. No specific capacity, timeline or financing details were disclosed in the filing.
Key points
- September 15, 2026 filing date
- Developers: Digital Realty, Colovore, Hut 8, CoreSite, DataBank
- Location: Texas, United States
- Hut 8 operates over 700 MW of contracted energy capacity
- Digital Realty and DataBank are providers of colocation, cloud and interconnection services
Counterparties
- Colovore (Developer)
- Hut 8 Corp. (Developer)
- CoreSite (Developer)
- DataBank (Developer)
- Digital Realty (Developer)
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