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Stargate Shackelford County

Stargate Shackelford County is a tracked AI data center campus in Texas, Albany (Shackelford County). Announced July 2025.

Announced · Stargate Infrastructure · ERCOT · Albany (Shackelford County), Texas, United States


Capacity: announced vs energized

Announced
not recorded
Contracted
not recorded
Under construction
not recorded
Energized
not recorded
Stargate Shackelford County capacity claims
Source

Key facts

announced

Lifecycle

0 GW

Energized

ERCOT

Grid

Reported facts

Structured facts sourced from citations already on this record. Each fact traces to a source in the References section below.

IT capacity
part of five-site expansion; individual capacity not disclosed
Named tenants
OpenAI
Grid operator
ERCOT

On the data center map

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In clusterTexas(606)

The deal

Power

Power source
mixed
Grid operator
ERCOT
Interconnection

The Texas (ERCOT) grid demand right now: 63.1 GW (EIA-930, 2026-08-29 15:00).

County water status: Moderate drought (D1) in Shackelford County, week of 2026-08-25 (US Drought Monitor). Data centers are large water users for cooling; this is the neutral local water picture.

Why here

Stargate Shackelford County is in Texas, Albany (Shackelford County). It connects to the ERCOT grid, draws on mixed power. This siting summary is composed from the record's held fields, not speculation; see methodology.

Regulatory paper trail

The filings and rules on record for this site and its jurisdiction, most recent first. Each is a sourced, dated artifact you can follow to the primary document.

NHTSA Recall: Zoox Robotaxi Software Update for Heavy Smoke Visibility (26E044)operational restriction · 2026-07-15 · United States
FCC Proposed Fines Against Drone Companies (July 2026)other · 2026-07-10 · United States

Sources

e595ebdd-f98f-4ea5-8c4b-647cbcb7ea1f · Tracked with DEPLOY's verified-vs-claimed methodology. Every term is defined in the glossary. Announced numbers are claims, not built capacity.

Head-to-head

Common questions

What is Stargate Shackelford County?
Stargate Shackelford County is an AI data center campus tracked on the DEPLOY registry, located in Albany (Shackelford County). DEPLOY records its capacity as a dated, sourced ledger: announced gigawatts versus actually energized gigawatts, never a press-release total.
Who is building Stargate Shackelford County?
Stargate Infrastructure is recorded as a party to Stargate Shackelford County on the DEPLOY registry. The full party list, with each role, is on the record.
Is Stargate Shackelford County operating yet?
As of the most recent verification on the DEPLOY registry, Stargate Shackelford County is announced but not yet built. DEPLOY tracks the lifecycle from announced through energized, so the current state reflects sourced evidence, not the original announcement.
How verified is the data on Stargate Shackelford County?
A human editor has reviewed this record for the indexed registry. Every capacity figure is an append-only, dated claim resolved to the highest-evidence tier; superseded claims are kept but excluded from the current view.

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Cite this page

DEPLOY. (2026). Stargate Shackelford County: AI data center campus record. Retrieved August 29, 2026, from https://registry.deploy.report/datacenters/stargate-infrastructure-stargate-shackelford-county

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