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Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox):data center in El Paso, Texas.
Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox) is an under construction data center in El Paso, Texas, listed under Meta. Planned capacity is 1 GW according to Data Center Dynamics. Real Assets links 2 source pages, including Data Center Dynamics, DatacenterDynamics.
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- OperatorMeta
- City and stateEl Paso, Texas
- Statusunder construction
- Planned capacity1 GW, as stated by Data Center Dynamics
- Operating capacity todayNot recorded
- Land area404.7 hectares (about 1,000 acres)
- Building floor areaNot recorded
- Expected completion2028
- Sources linked2 from 2 publishers
- Record updated25 October 2026
Not recorded means no source states it. Real Assets does not fill a gap with an estimate.
Where it sits
Texas has 166 data centers on record in Real Assets, with 8.93 GW reported as operating and 69.97 GW not yet operating. Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox) is one of them.
Meta has 29 data centers on record in the United States: 23 operating and 6 planned or under construction.
Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Data updated 25 October 2026.
Sources: the pages that published these facts
- Meta breaks ground on 1GW data center campus in El Paso, Texas - DCD
Data Center Dynamics, datacenterdynamics.com, published 16 October 2025Web page - datacenterdynamics.com
DatacenterDynamics, datacenterdynamics.comWeb page
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Prineville, Oregon, operating350 MW
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Caldwell, Texas, planned2 GW - PowerHouse Grand Prairie
Midlothian, Texas, planned1.8 GW
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Questions
Who operates Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox)?
Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox) is recorded under Meta. The operator is the name its sources give, which can differ from the owner or the tenant.
Where is Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox)?
In El Paso, Texas. This page does not publish a street address or map coordinates; the workspace shows the location on the map.
How much power does Meta El Paso Data Center (Project Seafox) have?
1 GW, as stated by Data Center Dynamics. The site is not operating yet, so this is a stated plan, not delivered capacity. Operating capacity today is not recorded.
Where does this information come from?
From 2 linked pages by Data Center Dynamics, DatacenterDynamics. Every link on this page goes to the original page. Anything not published there shows as not recorded, never as an estimate.