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Data center proposal in Fort Worth

Fort Worth, Denton County, Texas · Developer not yet identified

News reports describe an approved data center in Fort Worth, Denton County, Texas. Reported figures include a $10 billion investment and 187 acres.

Planned capacityUnknown
Project footprint187 acres
Supporting documents1
Location precisioncity

Where it stands

  1. Possible
  2. Proposed
  3. Filed
  4. Approved
  5. Under construction
  6. Operational

Government approvals needed to build have been granted. GroundCurrent last updated this stage on Sep 17, 2026.

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How this project has unfolded

  1. ReportedApproved

    Approval reported

    “The Fort Worth City Council approved a revised site plan for the just over 1M SF project from Black Mountain, which will be on 187 acres in the southeast portion of the city.”

    Source: Black Mountain data center campus · Fort Worth, Texas (bisnow.com)

Claims and evidence

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Site size: 187 acres.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source

Estimated investment: $10 billion.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source

Described as a data center project in news reports or government records.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source

Site size: 37 acres.

1 piece of evidence · first noted Sep 17, 2026

Reported· Single source
  • Dallas-based White Rose Partners wants to build a data center project on a 37-acre property in northwest Prosper but saw its item pulled from the planning and zoning commission's agenda before the Aug. 18 meeting.

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