Lowe's Data Center

Operating · LOWE'S · 10045 Rogers Run, San Antonio, TX

Lowe's owns and operates a data center at 10045 Rogers Run in San Antonio, originally announced in June 2006 at approximately $60 million and opened in 2007, with an expansion completed in May 2012; the facility is fully operational. Current reported utility capacity is 5 MW; a separate UPS modernization project was registered with a scheduled completion date of July 31, 2026.

Open in grid

Overview

Status: Operating
Operating Lowe's data-center facility; a separate UPS modernization project at the same address was registered and had a scheduled completion date of July 31, 2026.
Exact-site power: 5 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Site: Not disclosed
Facility · Floor area and acreage not disclosed
Project cost: $126.0M
Estimated construction cost in the cited project filing.

Lowe's Data Center

Operating · LOWE'S · 10045 Rogers Run, San Antonio, TX

Lowe's owns and operates a data center at 10045 Rogers Run in San Antonio, originally announced in June 2006 at approximately $60 million and opened in 2007, with an expansion completed in May 2012; the facility is fully operational. Current reported utility capacity is 5 MW; a separate UPS modernization project was registered with a scheduled completion date of July 31, 2026.

Open in grid

Overview

Status: Operating
Operating Lowe's data-center facility; a separate UPS modernization project at the same address was registered and had a scheduled completion date of July 31, 2026.
Exact-site power: 5 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Site: Not disclosed
Facility · Floor area and acreage not disclosed
Project cost: $126.0M
Estimated construction cost in the cited project filing.

Opened

2007

Original San Antonio data center

Compute profile

Enterprise

Profile

Project scope: Lowe's announced a new San Antonio data center on June 29, 2006, with an approximately $60 million investment and an expected mid-2007 operational date. Reputable local reporting states Lowe's opened its Westover Hills facility in 2007.
Power and grid: 5 MW of utility service is reported for the exact facility.
Compute role: Operational Lowe's-owned, Lowe's-operated, and Lowe's-developed enterprise data-center facility in San Antonio. A reported site power capacity of 5.0 MW is available, but critical IT load is not disclosed.
Cooling and environment: Asset-specific cooling design and water demand are not disclosed. Lowe’s has a corporate commitment to achieve net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 2050; the reviewed sources do not identify a separate commitment specific to this facility.
Local reporting: The trade article reported Lowe’s selection of San Antonio for a major data center in Westover Hills, subject to City Council approval of an incentive package.

Organizations

Material, source-backed organizations directly involved with this facility or its parent campus. Duplicate legal names and incidental community mentions are excluded.

OrganizationRoleScope

LOWE'SOwner · Operator · DeveloperExact Asset

CPS EnergyUtilityExact Asset

San Antonio Water System (SAWS)UtilityExact Asset

Timeline and sources

Project milestones and public references behind the asset profile.

Project timeline

Jun 29, 2006
Jun 29, 2006
Lowe's Chooses San Antonio for Data CenterData Center...
The trade article reported Lowe’s selection of San Antonio for a major data center in Westover Hills, subject to City Council approval of an incentive package.
Jun 29, 2006
Jun 29, 2006
Original San Antonio data center announced
Lowe's announced the San Antonio data center on June 29, 2006, describing an approximately $60 million investment including land, building, and equipment. The facility was expected to be operational by mid-2007, and local reporting states Lowe's opened its Westover Hills facility in 2007. The reported 100,000-square-foot figure was an initial planned size, not a verified as-built gross floor area.
Nov 4, 2006
Nov 4, 2006
San Antonio might land Lowe's data centerDatacenterD...
The archived trade article reported the early Lowe’s proposal for a Westover Hills data center and distinguished it from Lowe’s separate proposed distribution center in Seguin.
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1. 2007
  2007
  Original San Antonio data center entered operation
  Lowe's announced the San Antonio data center on June 29, 2006, describing an approximately $60 million investment including land, building, and equipment. The facility was expected to be operational by mid-2007, and local reporting states Lowe's opened its Westover Hills facility in 2007. The reported 100,000-square-foot figure was an initial planned size, not a verified as-built gross floor area.
2. Jul 1, 2011
  Jul 1, 2011
Oct 29, 2024
Oct 29, 2024
Lowe's UPS Modernization announced
UPS modernization at the exact Lowe's data-center address. The official TDLR record identifies electrical equipment replacement, including UPS equipment, with required electrical, mechanical, architectural, and fire-protection modifications. The 10,418-square-foot figure is the affected project area, not total gross floor area or data-hall area. TDLR lists the project as registered, with a scheduled start of January 2, 2025 and scheduled completion of July 31, 2026; no commercial-operation date is stated.
Jan 2, 2025
Jan 2, 2025
Lowe's UPS Modernization construction started
UPS modernization at the exact Lowe's data-center address. The official TDLR record identifies electrical equipment replacement, including UPS equipment, with required electrical, mechanical, architectural, and fire-protection modifications. The 10,418-square-foot figure is the affected project area, not total gross floor area or data-hall area. TDLR lists the project as registered, with a scheduled start of January 2, 2025 and scheduled completion of July 31, 2026; no commercial-operation date is stated.
Jul 31, 2026
Jul 31, 2026
Lowe's UPS Modernization construction completion scheduled
UPS modernization at the exact Lowe's data-center address. The official TDLR record identifies electrical equipment replacement, including UPS equipment, with required electrical, mechanical, architectural, and fire-protection modifications. The 10,418-square-foot figure is the affected project area, not total gross floor area or data-hall area. TDLR lists the project as registered, with a scheduled start of January 2, 2025 and scheduled completion of July 31, 2026; no commercial-operation date is stated.

Sources

PublisherReferenceType

tceq.texas.govAir Permits - Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - www.tceq.texas.govGovernment filing

tdlr.texas.govTDLR TABS - Project DetailsGovernment filing

tdlr.texas.govProject DetailsGovernment filing

Lowe's Data Center Expansion construction started

Expansion to the existing Lowe's data center at 10045 Rogers Run. The official TDLR record lists registration on June 6, 2011, a scheduled start of July 1, 2011, and a scheduled completion of May 1, 2012. A secondary public-record summary reports proposed and actual operation on May 1, 2012. TDLR lists the project's square footage as unknown.

May 1, 2012

Lowe's Data Center Expansion construction completion scheduled

Expansion to the existing Lowe's data center at 10045 Rogers Run. The official TDLR record lists registration on June 6, 2011, a scheduled start of July 1, 2011, and a scheduled completion of May 1, 2012. A secondary public-record summary reports proposed and actual operation on May 1, 2012. TDLR lists the project's square footage as unknown.

May 1, 2012

Lowe's Data Center Expansion entered operation

Expansion to the existing Lowe's data center at 10045 Rogers Run. The official TDLR record lists registration on June 6, 2011, a scheduled start of July 1, 2011, and a scheduled completion of May 1, 2012. A secondary public-record summary reports proposed and actual operation on May 1, 2012. TDLR lists the project's square footage as unknown.