Public records reveal site of planned AI data center north of Texarkana, Arkansas
Public records have revealed the site of a planned artificial intelligence data center north of Texarkana, Arkansas, in Miller County. The project, involving Fort Chadbourne Farm LLC, Chadbourn Infrastructure Partners LLC, and development firm Bentaus, is expected to support 200 megawatts of power capacity.
Public records have unveiled the location of a planned artificial intelligence data center north of Texarkana, Arkansas, in Miller County. The project, largely developed in obscurity since its initial announcement over six months ago, involves Fort Chadbourne Farm LLC as the landowner. Michael 'Jacques' Davison, a businessman from Bradley, Arkansas, is identified as the sole corporate officer for both Fort Chadbourne Farm and Chadbourn Infrastructure Partners LLC.
In February 2026, development firm Bentaus announced its partnership with Chadbourn Infrastructure Partners to construct an AI data center in the Texarkana area. This facility is slated to support 200 megawatts of power capacity and will utilize up to 3,000 acres of developable land. The Texarkana Gazette states this is subscriber-exclusive reporting, digging deeper into the previously undisclosed details of the development.