Rowan announces sixth proposed data center building
Rowan Digital Infrastructure has proposed a sixth and final data center building in Temple, Texas, named the Lasso building, as part of its Project Temple. This proposal coincides with the city's planning and zoning commission announcing proposed unified development code amendments to add public review and city conditions for data centers.
Rowan Digital Infrastructure has announced its proposal for a sixth and potentially final data center building in Temple, Texas. This new facility, known as the "Lasso building," is part of the company's "Project Temple" initiative and would be located in Southeast Temple near Bob White Road, adjacent to a currently under-construction building. If approved, it would mark Rowan's sixth data center in the city.
This development coincides with recent actions by the city's planning and zoning commission, which has announced proposed amendments to the unified development code. These amendments aim to introduce additional public review processes and city-set conditions specifically for data center projects. The commission is scheduled to hold its first meeting on August 17th to discuss the proposed Lasso building.