
Texas company pays $5M for 160 acres south of Lawton, apparently for development of data center
News ClipThe Lawton Constitution·Lawton, Comanche County, OK·10/24/2026
A Texas-based company paid $5 million for 160 acres south of Lawton, Oklahoma, apparently to develop an artificial intelligence data center. An SEC filing says the site is in pre-development for a 300-megawatt power plant intended to serve the planned facility.
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Gov: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
A Texas-based company has purchased 160 acres south of Lawton for $5 million, with plans apparently centered on developing an artificial intelligence data center. The project remains in pre-development, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The filing describes plans for a 300-megawatt electricity-generating plant that would power an AI-focused flagship data center. The article does not identify the company by name or provide a construction schedule.