A large-scale data center project has been proposed for Quanah, Texas, with an application filed for a facility that could represent a USD 8 billion investment.

The Filing Details

19000-200 Holdings, LLC has filed an application with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for a single-story data center in Quanah, Hardeman County.

The project would see a 288,355 sq ft (26,790 sqm) data center built at 4628 Four Corners Road. Construction would run from November 2026 until the end of December 2028.

The filings suggest the 'clocktower' project would see USD 8 billion invested.

Integra Connection

The listed address of 19000-200 Holdings, LLC matches that of data center solutions provider Integra, which delivers turnkey data center construction and infrastructure services.

According to a dedicated project website from Integra, the campus could total 756MW. The site will use closed-loop cooling systems to reduce water use.

Details on which end user or users Integra might be developing for have not been shared.

The Quanah Location

Named for Quanah Parker, the last Comanche chief, Quanah is a city in and the county seat of Hardeman County, close to the state border with Oklahoma.

The location places the proposed campus near other major data center activity. Quanah is less than 30 miles from Childress, where Iren and Crusoe are developing data center campuses.

Project Registration Details

The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) under the name "Clocktower - NWB 05," with the facility identified as Building 5 Network.

The state filing lists 19000-200 Holdings, LLC as the project owner and JHET Architects, a Dallas-based firm, as the design company. The proposed building will use a pre-engineered metal structure with insulated metal panel exterior construction and will include an office component.

Investment and Campus Development Plans

Integra's dedicated project website describes the wider Quanah development as a 756 MW data center campus, with a total planned capital investment of USD 6.7 billion.

The development is intended to support growing demand for computing infrastructure driven by artificial intelligence and cloud services. However, the USD 8 billion estimated cost recorded in the state filing differs from the investment figure published on the project's website, and the company has not publicly explained the difference between the two amounts.

Water Management and Cooling Infrastructure

The planned campus will incorporate closed-loop cooling systems as part of its approach to managing water consumption. According to Integra, the cooling arrangement is intended to reduce the facility's water requirements while supporting the operation of large-scale computing infrastructure.

The company has also highlighted energy, water, and community considerations in its development plans for Quanah, although detailed information about the project's power supply arrangements and infrastructure requirements has not yet been disclosed.

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