Houston-based datacenter provider TRG Datacenters broke ground on the second phase of its development in Spring, according to a Nov. 18 news release.

What we know

The $6.6 million project plans to construct a second building providing 110,000 square feet of space and 24 megawatts of capacity for standard, cloud-based and artificial intelligence data needs. TRG Datacenters is currently preleasing for this second building, called HOU2, while the first building, HOU1, has reached capacity.

“Our strong track record of delivering high-quality infrastructure and customer service has brought us to an inflection point," Chief Executive Officer Christopher Hinkle said. "With HOU1 nearly fully subscribed and HOU2 underway, this expansion gives customers certainty in a supply-constrained market.”

The new expansion is funded in large part by Tallvine Partners, an independent investment firm.


“This expansion aligns perfectly with our growth strategy for the TRG platform, and customer demand continues to accelerate across the business," Mark Clark, partner at Tallvine Partners, said.

What's next?

The new datacenter is expected to be complete by the fourth quarter of 2026, the news release states.