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Wurldwide LLC DBA Statue LLC

Meta's Project Seafox in northeast El Paso, filed under Wurldwide and also called Statue. City and state records show active development, a large campus expansion, and a special utility plan. They do not yet show a finished campus.

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What the record establishes

Project investment stated by the city
$1.5 billion[2]
Development phases stated by the city
5 units[2]
Water agreement property area
1038.95 acres[3]as of December 4th, 2023
Addition site area
600 acres[4]
Buildings in the addition filing
12 buildings[4]
Owner substations in the addition filing
5 units[4]
Addition construction cost
$289 million[4]
Expected peak demand above
100 MW[5]
Expected annual load factor above
90 percent[5]
Address for the addition
7001 Stan Roberts Senior Avenue, El Paso[4]
City project identity
Meta data center project filed under Wurldwide LLC[2]
Owner of record
Wurldwide LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Occupant of record
Roadrunner Leap LLC[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
Operators of record
Bluebonnet Crossing LLC and Wurldwide LLC[1]as of August 27th, 2026
Certification effective
September 17th, 2025[1]

What changes the reading

  • The City of El Paso identifies Wurldwide's project as Meta and says the first phase is underway. The tax record uses only the legal project entities, so the company identity is sourced separately.[1][2]
  • The water agreement covers a larger property than the later addition filing. The figures describe different legal and construction scopes and should not be added together.[3][4]
  • The utility order describes expected demand used to design a rate and substation. It is not a meter reading or proof that the campus has reached that load.[5]
  • The city says the first phase is underway, while the accessibility filing gives a later schedule for the addition. The records describe a phased campus rather than one completion date.[2][4]

Still not public

  • Delivered power and actual electrical demand are not public.
  • The amount of capacity assigned to each building is not public.
  • The relationship among the occupant and operator entities is not explained.
  • Measured water and wastewater use are not public.
  • A final campus completion date has not been established.

Source trail

  1. Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public AccountsfilingRead August 27th, 2026.
  2. El Paso Data Center Resource HubCity of El Pasolocal governmentRead August 27th, 2026.
  3. Wurldwide Water and Wastewater AgreementEl Paso Waterlocal governmentRead August 27th, 2026.
  4. Project Seafox Addition DetailsTexas Department of Licensing and Regulationlocal governmentRead August 27th, 2026.
  5. Proposed Order for Wurldwide Economic Development RatesPublic Utility Commission of Texaslocal governmentRead 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.