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Is there a data center near Dickens County, TX? The nearest AI data center to Dickens County, TX is CoreWeave Helios , about 0 miles away (operating).
0 mi to the nearest AI data center
1 AI data centers within 50 miles
0 regular data centers within 25 miles
~100,214 homes' worth of power used by CoreWeave Helios
AI data centers closest to Dickens County Site Status Power Distance
CoreWeave Helios Dickens County, TX Operating 132 MW now, 1.6 GW planned 0 mi Google Haskell County (2 sites) Haskell County, TX Being built Not disclosed 76 mi IREN Sweetwater Campus Sweetwater, TX Being built 2 GW planned 93 mi Anthropic Barber Lake Colorado City, TX Being built 300 MW planned 95 mi Goodnight campus Claude, Armstrong County, TX Being built Not disclosed 98 mi Crusoe Abilene expansion Abilene, TX Being built 600 MW planned 109 mi OpenAI Stargate Abilene Abilene, TX Operating 421 MW now, 1.2 GW planned 109 mi Fermi America Project Matador Carson County (Amarillo), TX Being built 11 GW planned 116 mi
Regular data centers nearby Amarillo Petroleum Building · TNT Properties Inc. (Amarillo, TX) · 114.9 mi QTS Fort Worth (FTW1) · QTS Realty Trust, Inc. (Fort Worth, TX) · 212.4 mi TierPoint Dallas Fort Worth · TierPoint, LLC (Fort Worth, TX) · 213.0 mi Alpheus Fort Worth (307 W 7th St) · Alpheus Communications (Fort Worth, TX) · 213.5 mi RACK59 Data Center · RACK59 Partners (Oklahoma City, OK) · 215.0 mi TierPoint Oklahoma City · TierPoint, LLC (Oklahoma City, OK) · 219.3 mi Rackspace Dallas Grapevine (DFW1) · Rackspace (Grapevine, TX) · 222.1 mi Midcon Recovery Solutions B3 Data Center · Midcon Recovery Solutions (Oklahoma City, OK) · 224.3 mi CyrusOne Dallas (Lewisville) · CyrusOne Inc. (Lewisville, TX) · 226.8 mi Centersquare Dallas (DFW1) · Centersquare (Fort Worth, TX) · 227.6 mi Power bills in Texas Home electricity prices rising nationwide The US Energy Information Administration expects average home electricity prices to reach 18.2 cents per kWh in 2026, almost 5% higher than 2025, with demand from businesses including data centers a key reason. Some East Coast areas may see up to 7% a year.
May 2026 · Source ↗
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