Prosper data center proposal withdrawn

News Clip0:21WFAA·Prosper, Collin County, TX·9/8/2026

White Rose Partners withdrew its proposal for a $580 million data center, known as "Project Tomahawk," in Prosper, Texas. This action came after the Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously denied the requested zoning change. Consequently, the town postponed its discussion regarding the project.

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Gov: Town of Prosper, Prosper Planning and Zoning Commission

White Rose Partners withdrew its proposal for "Project Tomahawk," a planned $580 million data center slated for construction along FM 1385 and Parvin Road in Prosper, Texas. The developer's decision to pull its request for a zoning change followed a unanimous denial by the Prosper Planning and Zoning Commission.

As a direct consequence of the withdrawal, the Town of Prosper postponed its scheduled discussion concerning the proposed data center project.