Frost Bank Data Center
Operating
Operating
Frost Bank owns and operates a 67,000-square-foot enterprise data center at 10010 Rogers Run in San Antonio, Texas, completed in 2009 as a $50 million project on a 25-acre site. The facility supports Frost Bank's enterprise banking operations and data services; no facility power capacity was reported.
Frost Bank data center announced in 2008 as a $50 million project. Work was underway by August 20, 2008, and completion was scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2009. Pape-Dawson identifies the completed data-center project as 67,000 square feet on a 25-acre site. No power-capacity figure was found.
Also reported as Frost Datacenter, Frost Data Center.
The contractor’s 2016 project account confirms that Frost’s data center had been located on the Rogers Run tract since 2009 and distinguishes it from the larger One Frost office development on the same tract.
CoStar reported that Frost Bank completed a $50 million data center on Rogers Road in the fourth quarter of 2009 and that the facility was intended to accommodate 175 workers.
Trade coverage describes Frost Bank’s planned Westover Hills data and information-technology center, its intended growth and customer-service purposes, redundant utility connections, and planned 2009 completion.
The 2008 report identifies the Frost Data Center at 10010 Rogers Run and describes the approximately 71,013-square-foot project on roughly 10 acres of a 25-acre Frost-owned tract.