Tract: Caldwell Valley Data Center

The Caldwell Valley Data Center, developed by Tract, is a large-scale, master-planned hyperscale campus located in Caldwell County, Texas, within the rapidly expanding Central Texas data center corridor. Strategically positioned between Austin and San Antonio, the site benefits from strong access to power infrastructure, fiber connectivity, and a growing technology ecosystem. Designed as a long-term digital infrastructure hub, Caldwell Valley is engineered to support hyperscale, cloud, and AI-driven workloads, offering scalable, flexible development parcels and a sustainability-focused approach to power, land use, and water resources.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Hyperscale campus development, designed to support multi-building, large-scale deployments.
2. Significant planned power capacity, enabling high-density and compute-intensive workloads (AI, cloud, HPC).
3. Master-planned site, offering flexible parcels for customized data center development.
4. Phased expansion strategy, allowing tenants to scale infrastructure over time.
5. Designed for efficient land and resource utilization, supporting long-term infrastructure growth.
6. Access to robust utility infrastructure, including high-voltage transmission and substation development.
7. Built with a focus on sustainability, including responsible water usage and energy-efficient design principles.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Secure, controlled campus environment, designed for hyperscale and enterprise-grade deployments.
2. Multi-layer physical security, including perimeter protection and controlled access zones.
3. Designed to support customer-specific security requirements and compliance frameworks.
4. Infrastructure capable of meeting stringent regulatory and operational standards for enterprise and cloud customers.
5. Flexible design allowing secure, segregated deployments for different tenants.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier-neutral campus, enabling connectivity to multiple regional and long-haul fiber providers.
2. Strategic location in Central Texas, offering strong connectivity to Austin, San Antonio, and major U.S. markets.
3. Designed to support diverse fiber entry points and high-capacity network infrastructure.
4. Ideal for low-latency connectivity across Texas and the broader southern United States.
5. Suitable for hybrid cloud, hyperscale, and interconnection-heavy deployments.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Hyperscale cloud providers seeking large-scale, customizable campus deployments.
2. AI and high-performance computing operators requiring high-density, power-intensive infrastructure.
3. Enterprises and technology companies expanding in the Texas digital infrastructure market.
4. Data center developers and operators seeking powered land for build-to-suit facilities.
5. Organizations implementing multi-region or disaster recovery strategies in the U.S.