Market Report • Tier 1

Dallas–Fort Worth TX Datacenter Market

Comprehensive AI infrastructure analysis for Dallas–Fort Worth TX. Power, water, edge, and colocation metrics.

Summary • 8 Data Sources

What is the AI datacenter market like in Dallas–Fort Worth TX?

Dallas–Fort Worth TX is a Tier 1 AI datacenter market with power costs of $0.05/kWh. The market has 15 active sites, water stress score of 35/100 (Low risk), and edge readiness of 75/100 (Excellent).

Key Data Points

  • Power Cost: $0.05/kWh
  • Active Sites: 15
  • Water Stress: 35/100 (Low)
  • Edge Readiness: 75/100
$0.05
per kWh
ERCOT
ISO Region
15
Active Sites
Tier 1
Market Tier

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Infrastructure Tools for Dallas–Fort Worth TX

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PAY (Power-Adjusted Yield)

Site-level investment attractiveness scoring

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LCOC Calculator

Levelized Cost of Compute analysis

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Infrastructure Deep Dives

Explore detailed infrastructure data for Dallas–Fort Worth TX.

Power & Grid

Power Cost$0.05/kWh
ISO RegionERCOT
Market Vacancy3.2%

Water Stress

WSS Score35/100
Risk LevelLow

Edge Readiness

ERI Score75/100
ReadinessExcellent

Market Stats

Active Sites15
Market TierTier 1
Vacancy Rate3.2%

Methodology

This market report aggregates data from multiple indices to provide a comprehensive view of Dallas–Fort Worth TXsuitability for AI datacenter deployment. Each metric is scored on a 0-100 scale with defined risk categories.

Data Sources

  • Power costs: Regional utility filings and commercial rates
  • Water stress: EPA WaterSense and US Drought Monitor
  • Edge readiness: Network latency and fiber density measurements
  • Site inventory: Market colocation provider database
Critical Market Intelligence

The 'Market Intelligence' Chapter

  • Download full market report for Dallas–Fort Worth TX.
  • Investment opportunity analysis by tier.
  • Competitive landscape and provider comparison.

Recent Market Changes

Water Stress Score↑ 8.4%

Phoenix water stress score increased to 78.4, indicating higher drought risk for datacenter cooling.

Phoenix, AZ • 2026-02-24
Water Stress Score↑ 7.4%

Dallas-Fort Worth water stress score rose 7.4% as drought conditions intensified.

Dallas-Fort Worth, TX • 2026-02-24
Baseline Stress↓ 9.5%

Northern Virginia baseline water stress decreased 9.5%, improving datacenter cooling reliability.

Ashburn, VA • 2026-02-24

Last updated: 2026-05-17 • Data sources: WSA Analytics • Methodology

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