CoreSpace Dallas Data Center — Dallas, TX · Ask the Grid

Power and grid

Capacity	Basis	Status	Scope	As of
2.5 MW	Utility Service	Operating	Exact Asset	—
Reported utility power available to the exact CoreSpace Dallas facility; this is utility-service capacity, not a critical-IT-load or campus-gross-power figure.
2 MW	Utility Service	Reported	Exact Asset	—
Alternative directory-reported power figure for the exact CoreSpace Dallas facility; retained separately because it conflicts with the 2.5 MW utility-power report.

Utility: Oncor
ISO / RTO: ERCOT
Redundancy: The facility is described as being on a high-reliability “hospital grid,” with two GE UPS systems using eBoost technology, redundant power infrastructure, and Cummins diesel standby generators. No verified 2N utility-feed or named-substation design was found for this exact site.
Backup generation: Cummins diesel generators provide standby power upon loss of utility power; sources report weekly testing and a 30-minute diesel-refueling contract arrangement.
Power sources: Oncor utility service · ERCOT grid

Facility and development

IT floor area (sq ft): 30,000
Gross floor area (sq ft): 30,000
Site area (acres): 1.648
Construction: Existing 30,000-square-foot facility with a certificate of occupancy issued in April 2009; third-party facility data describes it as retrofitted. CoreSpace moved into the facility in 2011. No later construction phase at this exact site was identified.
Land transaction: In 2025, CoreSpace and its data-center assets—including the real estate—were offered for sale; no completed land transaction was identified.
Facility class: Enterprise
Workloads: enterprise hosting · critical business applications
Cooling systems: Redundant 350-ton HVAC units with chilled-air economizers.
Cooling medium: Chilled air.
Fiber and connectivity: CoreSpace states that its data centers provide direct access to all major networks and cloud providers; the Dallas facility is listed at 7505 John W. Carpenter Freeway.
Operating context: Operational CoreSpace data center operated by CoreSpace, Inc., occupying 30,000 square feet. CoreSpace describes its facilities as supporting critical business applications on a 24/7/365 basis, with redundant power, cooling, and network capabilities and third-party audits for SSAE-18, HIPAA, and PCI standards.
Environmental commitments: CoreSpace states that its data centers use a large percentage of power from sustainable sources and that it has qualified as an EPA Green Power Partner for seven years; the source presents this as a general CoreSpace data-center commitment, not a separately measured commitment for the Dallas site.
Environmental impacts: The facility uses onsite Cummins diesel generators for standby power, with weekly testing reported; no site-specific emissions quantity or emissions inventory was identified.
Permits and dockets: Dallas Certificate of Occupancy issued April 2009 for 7505 John W Carpenter Fwy, identifying Cassiopeia Internet Inc. and a 30,000-square-foot office building. · Dallas Certificate of Occupancy record from January 2012 for 7505 John W Carpenter Fwy, identifying CoreSpace and a 30,000-square-foot office building.
Transactions: Dallas County property-record data reproduced by LoopNet references deed instrument INT201100337861 dated December 22, 2011 for the parcel; transaction parties and consideration were not disclosed in the retrieved record. · On June 2, 2025, Hilco Streambank announced a private sale process for CoreSpace’s assets, including the real estate and hardware at 7505 John W Carpenter Fwy. Non-binding indications of interest were due June 17, 2025; no completed sale, buyer, or sale price was reported in the retrieved source.
Community benefits: CoreSpace founder Liana Dunlap said the company’s employees, clients, and the Dallas community had been “excellent to work with.” This is a general positive characterization, not evidence of a quantified community-benefit program, tax contribution, charitable initiative, or site-specific public investment.
Opposition or litigation: No exact-site community opposition, petition, or litigation was identified in the retrieved evidence. A separate November 14, 2025 Collin County commercial case names CoreSpace, Inc. as a party, but the available record does not connect that dispute to the 7505 John W Carpenter facility, so it is not treated as site-specific litigation.

Identity and campus: CoreSpace Dallas
Also reported as CoreSpace Dallas Data Center, Corespace Dallas.
Regulatory record: CoreSpace Dallas is an operating data-center facility at 7505 John W Carpenter Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75247, on a 1.65-acre parcel classified as “Datacentre” and zoned Z116. Dallas records show certificates of occupancy for office-building use at the address in 2009 and for CoreSpace in January 2012. CoreSpace is reported to own and occupy the facility. Oncor is reported by a third-party facility source as the utility provider, but no executed utility or power-purchase agreement was located.

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