Fort Worth, Texas – A major technology infrastructure project could soon take shape in west Fort Worth, as a company specializing in advanced computing facilities has proposed building a $1.1 billion data center at Veale Ranch. City officials are now reviewing the proposal, which could bring new investment, jobs, and infrastructure improvements to the growing area.
The project has been proposed by EDC (Edged Data Centers) Fort Worth LLC, also known as Edged US, a company that develops and operates high-density data centers designed for both multi-tenant clients and custom-built operations. The company already runs facilities in several large markets across the United States and is known for using ultra-efficient cooling systems designed to support next-generation computing technology.
Edged US is part of a larger network of companies created by Endeavour, an international organization that focuses on sustainable infrastructure and innovation across sectors such as energy, water, and technology.
Major technology investment proposed for west Fort Worth
The proposed data center would be constructed at Veale Ranch, an area in west Fort Worth that already includes a planned industrial site designed to accommodate developments like data centers. Officials say the location already has the appropriate zoning, land use compatibility, and water availability, along with residential buffer zones intended to reduce potential impacts on nearby neighborhoods…