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0 mi to the nearest AI data center
3 AI data centers within 50 miles
23 regular data centers within 25 miles
~58,458 homes' worth of power used by Google Red Oak
AI data centers closest to Red Oak Regular data centers nearby Opus Interactive Dallas (DTX01) · Opus Interactive (Dallas, TX) · 17.8 mi DataBank Dallas (DFW1) · DataBank, Ltd. (Dallas, TX) · 17.8 mi Spin Servers DAL1 · Majestic Hosting Solutions (Dallas, TX) · 18.2 mi GIP Dallas · Global IP Networks, Inc. (Dallas, TX) · 18.2 mi Digital Realty DFW (2323 Bryan St) · Digital Realty (Dallas, TX) · 18.5 mi Equinix DA4 - Dallas · Equinix, Inc. (Dallas, TX) · 18.5 mi Equinix DA - Dallas (Infomart) · Equinix, Inc. (Dallas, TX) · 19.4 mi Flexential - Dallas/Downtown (DAL01) · Flexential Corp. (Dallas, TX) · 19.4 mi Equinix DA6 - Dallas · Equinix, Inc. (Dallas, TX) · 19.4 mi Cologix DAL1 · Cologix, Inc. (Dallas, TX) · 19.4 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.
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