Texas data centers Every registered facility.
Spectrum Data Center
An Amazon codename that resolves. Project Spectrum is a Hood County campus planned beside a working nuclear station, and the certification is the only place the state names it.
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What the record establishes
- Owner, occupant and operator of record
- Amazon Data Services, Inc. holds 3 roles in the registry[1]as of May 21st, 2026
- Announced investment
- $5 billion[2]
- Site area
- 1,265 acres[2]
- First stage buildings
- 18 buildings[2]
- First stage area
- 435 acres[2]
- County
- Hood County[2]
- Adjacent generation
- Vistra's Comanche Peak nuclear station, across the line in Somervell County[2]
- Groundbreaking
- Expected in early 2027[2]
What changes the reading
- This is what a resolved codename looks like. The registry names the facility and nothing else, and the siting beside a nuclear station is the whole story. Neither fact is available from the other source alone.[1][2]
- Amazon files Texas projects under internal codenames rather than its own brand. A state licensing filing for a San Antonio building carries the name Lavender Hill.[1][3]
Still not public
- Capacity in megawatts is not public.
- Square footage per building is not public.
- Whether the certification covers the whole campus or one stage is not stated.
- No power purchase arrangement with the adjacent station is public.
Source trail
- Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Amazon, Project Spectrum Data CenterBaxtel
- Amazon data center coming to San AntonioSpectrum News
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.