Nexus Hubbard Campus

880 State Hwy 171, Hubbard, TX, 76648, US

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Metro: Hubbard, TX, US Country: United States Region: North America

Colocation space
491,380
sq ft
Power capacity
600 MW

Hubbard is a small Hill County town roughly 70 miles south of Dallas, and the campus Nexus Data Centers is building there at 357 HCR 3372 is permitted for a single building of 491,380 sq ft - among the largest single-building data centre permits filed in Texas. The state registration, project TABS2026022673, sets construction between January 2026 and October 2027 at an estimated cost of $400 million, on a landholding of about 2,000 acres between Highway 171 and County Road 3369. Power is behind the meter: 600 MW of on-site natural gas generation with diesel backup, permits for both applied for after the proposal was put to a Hubbard public meeting in November 2025. That 600 MW is generation capacity rather than critical IT load. Water comes from an industrial-scale purchase agreement with AirJoule, whose atmospheric harvesting units are planned for deployment in the second half of 2026 and draw moisture from waste heat rather than municipal supply. No end customer has been named.

Facility Specifications

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Colocation space
491,380 sq ft permitted building
Power capacity
600 MW of on-site natural gas generation (generation, not IT load)

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How will the Hubbard campus be powered?
On-site natural gas turbines rated at 600 MW, with diesel backup generators, behind the meter. No grid utility or ERCOT interconnection is claimed, and the 600 MW is generation rather than critical IT capacity.
How big is the permitted building at Hubbard?
491,380 sq ft, or 45,650 m2, at an estimated construction cost of $400 million, on a site of about 2,000 acres.
When is the Hubbard campus due to be finished?
October 2027, from a construction start of January 2026, per the Texas registration for the project.
How will the Hubbard campus get its water?
Through a water purchase agreement with AirJoule, whose atmospheric water-harvesting systems extract moisture using waste heat instead of drawing on municipal supply. Deployment is planned for the second half of 2026.