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The former Chevron North American data center on Rogers Road, now owned by Microsoft. The certification still carries Chevron as occupant and McKinstry as operator, preserving the relationship that existed before Microsoft bought the property.

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What the record establishes

Owner of record
Microsoft Corporation[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Occupant of record
Chevron USA Inc.[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Operator of record
McKinstry Essention, LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Address
5200 Rogers Road, San Antonio, Bexar County[2]
Site area in the city statement
33.82 acres[2]
Building area in the city statement
130,000 sq ft[2]
Investment described for the first ten years
$335 million[2]
Jobs described in the city statement
17 jobs[2]
Property area in coverage of Microsoft's purchase
34 acres[3]as of November 3rd, 2017
Building area in coverage of Microsoft's purchase
202,000 sq ft[3]as of November 3rd, 2017
Later Microsoft fitout filed construction cost
$44 million[4]
Later Microsoft fitout area
60,570 sq ft[4]
Later Microsoft fitout power named in the scope
7.2 MW[4]

What changes the reading

  • The city statement and later sale coverage give different building areas. The coverage does not explain whether its larger figure includes space outside the original data center area, so both measurements remain attached to their sources.[2][3]
  • The certified roles describe the earlier Chevron arrangement. Microsoft's later purchase and fitout show a change in control, but the public certification row does not say whether Chevron retained any occupancy after the sale.[1][3][4]
  • The power figure belongs to one later fitout scope. It is not a total for the property.[4]

Still not public

  • Current information technology load for the full property is not public.
  • Chevron's occupancy after the Microsoft purchase is not public.
  • The purchase price was not disclosed in the sources reviewed.
  • Water use and cooling design are not public.
  • Microsoft's current internal label for the property is not established.

Source trail

  1. Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public AccountsfilingRead August 27th, 2026.
  2. City of San Antonio Official Statement 2014City of San Antoniolocal governmentRead August 27th, 2026.
  3. Microsoft buys data center on far West SideSan Antonio Express-Newstrade pressRead August 27th, 2026.
  4. Microsoft Chevron SN7 Colo 1Texas Department of Licensing and RegulationfilingRead August 27th, 2026.

The registry entry for this facility comes from the Texas Comptroller's certified list of data centers holding a sales tax exemption. Owner, occupant and operator are roles in that filing rather than descriptions of who runs the building.