Frontier

Vantage will invest more than $25 billion to build Frontier, a 1,200-acre, 10-building campus totaling roughly 3.7 million square feet near Abilene, about 120 miles west of Dallas Fort Worth. The site is designed for ultra-high-density racks of 250kW and above, paired with liquid cooling for next-generation GPU systems. Construction has started, with first delivery targeted for the second half of 2026. Vantage expects more than 5,000 jobs through construction and operations. This is the company's largest project to date and underscores its acceleration beyond a global footprint of 36 campuses delivering nearly 2.9GW of critical IT load. Vantage is a portfolio company of Digital Bridge Group.

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