Stream Data Centers
Stream Data Centers is a U.S.-based data center developer and operator founded in 1999 that specializes in securing sites, designing facilities, and operating data centers for large enterprises. With Apollo's majority ownership, the company now has 4+ gigawatts in active development and offers permanent financing-backed projects across major U.S. markets.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
15
Markets
9
Countries
1
Live capacity
650+ MW
Total potential
650+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
Stream Data Centers data centre locations
13 mapped sites across 1 country, coloured by status.
About Stream Data Centers
As a non carrier neutral operator, Stream Data Centers likely pursues a more vertically integrated or customer specific strategy rather than seeking broad interconnection diversity. This approach suggests the company targets industries or customers with specific geographic requirements rather than competing on openness and provider choice. The significant capacity concentration in Phoenix and San Antonio indicates deliberate market selection, possibly driven by power availability, real estate economics, or established customer relationships in those regions. Relative to its peer group, the operator maintains a lean portfolio optimized for targeted market penetration rather than broad national coverage.
Stream Data Centers develops, builds, and operates build-to-suit data center facilities for enterprise and hyperscale customers across major U.S. markets.
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Company Overview
Stream Data Centers facilities
Every Stream Data Centers site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
DallasUnited States
- Garland Stream 003Garland · Operational
- Richardson Stream 006Richardson · Operational
- Wilmer Stream 005Wilmer · Operational
Silicon ValleyUnited States
- Santa Clara Stream 001Santa Clara · Operational
- Santa Clara Stream 010Santa Clara · Operational
- Santa Clara Stream 013Santa Clara · Operational
ChicagoUnited States
- Elk Grove Village Stream 004Elk Grove Village · Operational
- Elk Grove Village Stream 007Elk Grove Village · Operational
Dallas-Fort WorthUnited States
- Garland Stream 012Garland · Operational
HoustonUnited States
- The Woodlands Stream 002The Woodlands · Operational
Northern VirginiaUnited States
- Chantilly Stream 001Chantilly · Operational
PhoenixUnited States
- Goodyear Stream 014Goodyear · Operational
San AntonioUnited States
- San Antonio Stream 011San Antonio · Operational
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Recent Activity
Plug Power Sells Texas Data Center Site to Stream Data Centers
Plug Power has sold a data center site located in Texas to Stream Data Centers. The specific details of the transaction, including the financial terms and the exact location within Texas, were not disclosed in the provided information. This sale represents a strategic move by Plug Power, potentially impacting its operational footprint and financial strategy within the data center market.
Leadership Updates: Key Data Center & Cloud Appointments (Q3 2026)
Colt, Stream, and Vantage have announced new executive appointments in the third quarter of 2026, reflecting ongoing leadership shifts within the data center and cloud sectors.
New Era Energy & Digital Secures $115 Million in Equity and $20 Million Credit Facility for Texas Data Center Campus
New Era Energy & Digital announced the closing of its public offering, securing approximately $115 million in equity. Additionally, the company received an initial $20 million tranche from a $290 million credit facility with Macquarie Group, along with a $5 million equity investment from Macquarie. These funds will support the development of its Texas Critical Data Centers (TCDC) campus.
Plug Power Secures $132.5 Million Deal with Stream Data Centers for Infrastructure Optimization
Plug Power has entered into a definitive agreement with Stream Data Centers for at least $132.5 million, with potential proceeds up to $142 million. This transaction, which includes Plug's interest in the Project Gateway site in New York, is the first phase of a strategic initiative to improve liquidity by over $275 million.