Prometheus Hyperscale

Prometheus Hyperscale has announced a 500-acre data center campus west of Dallas between Talty and Post Oak Bend City in Kaufman County, Texas, targeting approximately 200MW of capacity. The project marks the company's expansion beyond Wyoming into Texas and the ERCOT region. The campus will feature four data halls with on-site natural gas generation provided by Conduit Power and battery storage by ENGIE. Prometheus has placed purchase orders for 75 Ecomax 33 units powered by Jenbacher 620 engines, representing 250MW of installed power generation capacity.

Prometheus Hyperscale is planning a 200MW data center campus on a 500-acre site in Kaufman County, just west of Dallas. The campus will comprise four buildings with a liquid-cooled design. On-site power will be delivered behind the meter using Jenbacher J620 gas engines, paired with battery storage through a connection with Engie. The project is backed by private equity. GCs and MEP firms should note the scale, multi-building phasing potential, liquid cooling infrastructure requirements, and distributed generation scope.

Prometheus Hyperscale is developing a new data center project in Kaufman County, Texas, near Dallas, positioning itself as an operator in one of the nation's most competitive hyperscale markets. While specific megawatt capacity and project valuation have not yet been disclosed, the company's entry into the Dallas-Fort Worth region signals confidence in the market's demand fundamentals, which already hosts over 800 MW of operational and planned hyperscale capacity. This announcement places Prometheus among a crowded field of developers competing for land, power, and customer commitments in a market experiencing sustained cloud and AI infrastructure investment. The lack of disclosed details—including partner announcements, power agreements, or anchor tenants—suggests either an early-stage land or permitting phase, or strategic ambiguity regarding project scope and customer commitments. Vendors pursuing hyperscale opportunity in DFW should monitor Prometheus's next announcements for signs of major customer wins or infrastructure partnerships that would indicate project momentum and procurement timing.