Microsoft Texas is a data center operated by Microsoft in TX, US. It carries a reported power capacity of 2670.0 MW and is currently planned. It sits in the Irving data-center market on the ERCOT grid, which DC Hub's Data Center Power Index currently rates CAUTION, with an estimated 59.8-month time-to-power. The market shows mixed signals — validate live grid headroom and queue depth before committing capacity.
Data Center Power Index verdict for Irving — the market this facility sits in.
Full DCPI breakdown →DC Hub analyst read on Irving — the market this facility sits in (full deep-dive →).
Irving's data center market comprises 12 tracked facilities totaling 661 MW, dominated by QTS and its affiliated entities, which operate 8 of the 12 sites. The market shows material fragmentation in secondary positions: PowerHouse Data Centers, Quality Technology Services, and QTS Realty Trust collectively hold the remaining four facilities. This concentration creates operational efficiency at scale for the dominant player while leaving limited diversification among competitors. The DCPI verdict of CAUTION reflects a mixed risk profile unfavorable to acquisition-focused buyers in the near term. An excess-power score of 65/100 signals available capacity and growth runway, but the constraint score of 59/100 indicates meaningful operational or infrastructure bottlenecks that cap expansion velocity. For buyers, this signals a market where deployed capital will face moderate headwinds; new…
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