Stream Data Centers announced plans for new Dallas-area campus development in Garland, Texas on a 23 acre site.
The new facility will offer an expandable 140,000 square foot data center with redundant 40 MW utility feeds from an on-site substation provided by Oncor.
“Stream’s DFW VII data center will follow a successful formula from our previous Dallas-area developments and benefit from the best practices and improvements we’ve made along the way,” states Paul Moser, Co-Managing Partner of Stream Data Centers.
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