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'Clocktower' data center building (Four Corners Rd, Quanah)

Also called: Clocktower - NWB 05, Building 5 - Network

A Dallas company plans a large data center building on Four Corners Road near Quanah in Hardeman County, according to a state construction filing. The filing lists $8 billion and calls it 'Building 5', so more buildings may be planned. Who will use it, how big the site is and how it will get power are not public yet.

✔ ConfirmedSourceLast checked: Nov 2, 2026

What happens next?

🗓️ No meeting or deadline known yet.

Zoning here is usually decided by the City Council of Quanah City.

Where things stand: Proposed Registered with the state on Oct. 27, 2026; construction planned Nov. 2026 to Dec. 2028.

❓ 6 open questions about it: see below.

Last checked Nov 2, 2026.

🕒 Latest update (Oct 27, 2026): 19000-200 Holdings, LLC, a Dallas company, registered a new one-story data center building with offices (288,355 sq ft) at 4628 Four Corners Rd, Quanah, with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TABS2027004544). The filing names it 'Clocktower - NWB 05' (Building 5 - Network), lists an estimated cost of $8 billion and plans work from Nov. 1, 2026 to Dec. 31, 2028. No tenant is named.

What we know

  • 📍 Where4628 Four Corners Rd, Quanah (Four Corners Road runs south of Quanah), Quanah, Hardeman County
  • 🏢 Company19000-200 Holdings, LLC
  • 💵 Cost$8 billion

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  • Who is behind 19000-200 Holdings, LLC, and who will use the data center? 🙋 I'll find out ·
  • How many buildings are planned? The filing calls this 'Building 5'. 🙋 I'll find out ·
  • How many acres is the site, and is it inside Quanah city limits? 🙋 I'll find out ·
  • How many megawatts will it use, and where will the power come from? 🙋 I'll find out ·
  • How much water will it use, and from where? 🙋 I'll find out ·
  • Has Hardeman County or the City of Quanah been asked for a tax break? 🙋 I'll find out ·

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    🔎 What we checked

    • Nov 2, 2026: We checked news searches for a data center in Quanah or Hardeman County and found no news coverage, no local vote and no other state filings under the 'Clocktower' name or this owner.

    What happened so far

    • Oct 27, 2026
      19000-200 Holdings, LLC, a Dallas company, registered a new one-story data center building with offices (288,355 sq ft) at 4628 Four Corners Rd, Quanah, with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TABS2027004544). The filing names it 'Clocktower - NWB 05' (Building 5 - Network), lists an estimated cost of $8 billion and plans work from Nov. 1, 2026 to Dec. 31, 2028. No tenant is named.
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    Where this comes from

    1. TABS2027004544 - Clocktower - NWB 05 · Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · Oct 27, 2026
    2. OpenStreetMap: Four Corners Road, Hardeman County (road runs about 8 km east-west south of Quanah) · OpenStreetMap Nominatim · Nov 2, 2026

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