Shape the Future of Data Center Construction at ADCC Texas
Advancing Data Center Construction Texas 2026 brought together leading decision-makers from hyperscalers, colocators, designers, and contractors shaping Texas’s fastest-growing data center hubs, from Dallas–Fort Worth to Austin, San Antonio, and emerging Central and West Texas markets. This highly interactive forum provided a platform to build strategic partnerships and gain practical, Texas-specific insight to help deliver data centers faster, smarter, and at unprecedented scale. Through candid discussions and high-value networking, attendees explored how industry leaders are addressing ERCOT’s power challenges, workforce shortages, supply chain pressures, permitting dynamics, and extreme climate conditions to accelerate the next generation of AI-ready infrastructure.
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What You Missed
Navigating ERCOT & Securing Power at Scale
Gain firsthand insight from utilities, hyperscalers, and energy experts on how Texas projects are navigating ERCOT’s unique deregulated grid and rising energy demand. From interconnection planning to hybrid power strategies and on-site generation, learn how developers are securing megawatt-scale capacity while keeping projects on schedule.
Aligning Hyperscalers, Colocators & Developers for Texas’s Next Build Wave
Hear directly from hyperscalers and colocators about their expansion plans, site requirements, and expectations for project partners as multi-billion-dollar AI campuses accelerate across Texas.
Smarter Site Selection Across Texas Growth Markets
Understand where the next wave of development is heading, from Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin to emerging hubs across Central and West Texas. Compare land availability, power access, permitting dynamics, and infrastructure readiness to identify where projects can scale fastest.
Breakthrough Strategies in Design & Construction
Discover how industry leaders are leveraging prefabrication, modular construction, design-build delivery, and predictive scheduling to accelerate timelines and manage risk on data center projects.
Strengthening Your Mission-Critical Workforce
Explore strategies to address skilled workforce shortages, expand regional talent pipelines, and ensure contractors and trades can meet the demands of Texas’s rapidly expanding construction pipeline.
Future-Proofing Energy for AI Infrastructure
Evaluate emerging energy solutions from natural gas and renewables to storage and microgrids, and examine the growing trend of co-locating power generation with data centers to support long-term AI infrastructure growth.