Williamson County, Texas is home to major data center developments and has become a significant hub for data center infrastructure in the Austin metropolitan area due to its proximity to the city and available land resources.
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Texas Built Its Tax Break for Yesterday's Data Center Market
Williamson County now anchors Central Texas's data center corridor, with 7,823 megawatts planned across the Austin-San Antonio region against just 1,154 megawatts operating.
Separately, Iron Mountain is planning its first Texas datacenter: a seven-building, 500-acre campus called Taylor Meadows near Hutto in Williamson County, targeting grid connection around 2030 with behind-the-meter natural gas generation as a bridge.