600,000 sq ft data center in Carrollton, Texas, one of the largest facilities of its kind in the state, using zero-water direct evaporative cooling.

At 600,000 sq ft of technical space plus 60,000 sq ft of offices, CyrusOne's DFW1 in Carrollton ranks among the largest data centers in Texas. The facility at 1649 West Frankford Road delivers 90 MW of total power capacity across data halls with 36-inch raised floors and 35-foot ceilings, supporting 250 watts per square foot as standard and configurations beyond 1,000 watts per square foot for high-performance computing. Its signature engineering choice concerns water: multiple 160-ton direct evaporative cooling units achieve roughly 80 percent free cooling with zero water consumed on the data hall floor, earning a Net Positive Water rating. The site sits in low-risk flood and seismic zones and is hardened with reinforced concrete, steel-lined walls and bullet-resistant glass; it also hosts 911 operations for the North Texas Emergency Communications Center. Compliance spans ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, FISMA and SSAE-based SOC audits, with TIA-942 alignment. DFW1 targets enterprises and HPC users seeking Texas-scale wholesale capacity in the Dallas metro.

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