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San Antonio: 20 sites, 9 operators, 1,279 MW under construction

San Antonio, United States has 20 data centres, 12 operational, spanning 2 sub-markets, 9 operators, 286 MW live (49% modelled), 1,279 MW under construction. Largest by total potential: CloudHQ (1 site), then Microsoft.

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Live

286MW

49% modelled

Under construction

1,279MW

Planned

0MW

Total potential

1,564MW

9% of pipeline modelled

Who supplies the power

65% of the data centres we track in the San Antonio market have a named power supplier

  • CPS Energy13sites

Who is building in San Antonio

The 9 largest operators here by total potential, of 9 tracked in this market.

OperatorSitesLiveTotal potential
CloudHQ1600 MW
Microsoft4140 MW439 MW
Vantage Data Centers4340 MW
CyrusOne363 MW63 MW
Amazon322 MW62 MW
QTS Data Centers145 MW45 MW
Stream Data Centers111 MW11 MW
H5 Data Centers13 MW3 MW
Lumen21.8 MW1.8 MW

When San Antonio was built

183 MW of the live capacity here carries a commissioning date — 50% of the operational sites in this market.

125 MW20152016201720182019202020212022

Recent activity

5 recorded developments in the San Antonio market, the latest on 4 Aug 2026.

  • 4 Aug 2026Earnings

    Cipher Digital reports Q2 2026 results; accelerates Black Pearl delivery, acquires 900 MW Texas site option

    Cipher Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: CIFR), a developer and operator of industrial-scale data centers, announced its second quarter 2026 results on August 4, 2026. The company disclosed acceleration of its Black Pearl data center campus, with initial capacity delivery beginning in August (two months ahead of schedule) and rent commenced with its hyperscale tenant. Cipher acquired an option on the Apollo site near San Antonio, Texas, comprising 288 acres and up to 900 MW of capacity. The company completed a bond offering that fully funded Stingray data center development through substantial completion and reimbursed $56.7 million in prior expenditures. Q2 revenue was $25 million with Adjusted EBITDA of negative $30 million.

  • 24 Jul 2026Litigation

    Vantage and VoltaGrid face lawsuit over natural gas data centers in San Antonio

    Vantage and VoltaGrid are defendants in a lawsuit concerning natural gas-powered off-grid data centers in San Antonio, Texas. The litigation relates to their development of off-grid data center facilities powered by natural gas in the region. The specific claims and plaintiffs are not detailed in the available text, requiring full article review for comprehensive details.

  • 13 Jul 2026Permit filed

    San Antonio data center files permit for 32 diesel generators

    A data center on San Antonio's West Side has filed for a permit to add 32 diesel generators to its facility. The filing has sparked neighborhood concerns about air quality, electricity demand, energy and water consumption. Residents are raising alarms about the hidden environmental and infrastructure costs associated with expanding AI data center operations in the area.

  • 28 Oct 2021Earnings$37.8M

    CyrusOne Q3 2021 Earnings: 20 MW Leased, $37.8M Revenue Signed

    CyrusOne Inc. reported third quarter 2021 earnings with 16% revenue growth to $304.1 million and leased 20 megawatts of power capacity plus 100,000 colocation square feet, generating $37.8 million in annualized GAAP revenue. The company acquired land in Frankfurt (21 MW capacity) and San Antonio (21 MW capacity) to support European and U.S. growth, with strong demand from hyperscale customers. CyrusOne raised full-year 2021 guidance and reported approximately $106 million in backlog representing $925 million in total contract value.

  • 18 Jun 2008Expansion$335M

    Rackspace plans $335M capex for data center expansion in US and UK

    Rackspace Hosting disclosed plans to invest approximately $335 million in capital expenditures during 2008, with $160 million allocated for construction contracts for a new corporate headquarters in San Antonio, Texas and expansion of data center facilities in the U.S. and U.K., and the remaining $175 million for capital equipment purchases. The company outlined its strategy for expanding data center capacity and developing new hosting services as part of long-term growth plans. These expansion plans were reviewed by the company's board of directors as part of competitive positioning and product roadmap execution.

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Questions about San Antonio

How many data centres are in San Antonio?
San Antonio, United States has 20 data centres, 12 operational, spanning 2 sub-markets, 9 operators, 286 MW live (49% modelled), 1,279 MW under construction. Largest by total potential: CloudHQ (1 site), then Microsoft.
How much data centre capacity does San Antonio have?
DC Atlas tracks 20 data centres in the San Antonio data centre market. 286 MW is live, 1,279 MW is under construction, for 1,564 MW of total potential at full buildout.
Who are the largest data centre operators in San Antonio?
9 operators run facilities in the San Antonio data centre market. CloudHQ is the largest by total potential, with 1 site and 600 MW.
Which utilities supply power to data centres in San Antonio?
CPS Energy serve the most data centre sites in the San Antonio data centre market. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 65% of the facilities it tracks here.

Every data centre we track in San Antonio

19 of 20 with a published page