The Dallas Morning News reported on DataBank’s 292-acre Red Oak data center campus development, highlighting the company’s expansion amid surging AI-driven demand. The project will feature up to eight two-story buildings totaling 3.4 million square feet with 480 megawatts of capacity, with construction already underway for the initial four-building phase scheduled for completion by second quarter 2026.
CEO Raul Martynek emphasized the strategic importance of the Dallas market, which ranks as the second largest data center market in the country behind Northern Virginia. The announcement positions DataBank to capitalize on growing demand for data center space and power driven by AI applications in one of the nation’s most attractive long-term data center markets.
“We are excited to announce this significant investment in the Dallas area, which we consider one of the most attractive, long-term, and permanent data center markets in the United States.”
— Raul K. Martynek, CEO of DataBank
The coverage included broader context on Dallas-Fort Worth’s data center boom, noting the region’s record preleasing activity and positioning as a primary North American hub. DataBank’s Red Oak investment joins other major developments transforming the area into a critical technology infrastructure center supporting AI and enterprise computing demands.
Read the complete Dallas Morning News coverage of DataBank’s Red Oak expansion.
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