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Skybox Datacenters and Prologis plan to build a massive 600-megawatt campus near Austin, Texas which will offer up to 4 million square feet of data center space. The project will build additional momentum for data center development in Austin, which has become a magnet for tech companies.

The Skybox PowerCampus Austin will be located in Hutto, which is about 25 miles north of Downtown Austin, and is scheduled to begin delivering capacity in 2024. The project will be located just north of Skybox Austin I, a 30-megawatt (MW) data center facility in Pflugerville which will come online later this year.

The PowerCampus Austin development agreement was approved Thursday night by the Hutto City Council.

Customers expect their data to be available anytime, anywhere. That’s where Skybox comes in—they own, operate and develop data centers that serve enterprise clients across the nation. Keeping data online is their core focus.

To answer this challenge, it’s necessary for Skybox to run equipment 24/7 without interruption. Since data centers require a lot of power—an industrial-sized center uses as much energy as a small town—Skybox turned to us for a solution.

Austin has become one of the hot new destinations for startups and tech companies. It’s no surprise that it’s also gaining traction as a home for data centers.

Skybox Datacenters and Prologis are partnering on a new data center in Pflugerville, a northern suburb of Austin. The Skybox Austin I project is the latest collaboration between data center developer Skybox and Prologis, one of the world’s largest logistics companies.