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Fluidstack’s Data Center Expansion

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Fluidstack’s data-center expansion includes a planned campus of more than 1,100 acres near Harlingen and Rio Hondo in Cameron County, Texas, as well as a site associated with the company in Glendale, Arizona.

The Texas project’s first phase has been described as a multibillion-dollar buildout, with closed-loop cooling and proposed arrangements for power, water, stormwater drainage, and local taxes. Its development has also involved county permitting and discussions with Harlingen officials about drainage infrastructure and community impacts. Details available about the Glendale site are more limited.

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MyRGV.com / Fernando Del Valle
Fluidstack began construction in Cameron County near Harlingen and Rio Hondo after receiving a worksite permit, while officials negotiated drainage improvements and approximately $27 million in potential infrastructure funding.
9/16/2026 • Community & Local Opposition • General
KRGV
Fluidstack began construction on Sept. 10, 2026, on a $4 billion data center campus near Rio Hondo in Cameron County, Texas, after Harlingen tabled a drainage agreement.
9/10/2026 • Infrastructure & Site Development • General
MyRGV.com / Fernando Del Valle
Cameron County issued Fluidstack a worksite permit Thursday for the company's first-phase data center project near Harlingen, Texas.
9/10/2026 • Infrastructure & Site Development • General