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A data center development in Dallas could spell the end for a longtime public event center.Dallas data center projectIn January, Crow Holdings announced a 40-acre data center campus to be built in the Stemmons corridor of Dallas.The data center would be five stories and would have a capacity of 245 megawatts, and would be built on a vacant portion of the property."The campus will be designed from the inside out to support a wide range of power densities, high-efficiency cooling technologies, and Tier III electrical redundancy."Crow Holdings is partnering with CleanArc Data Centers, an Arlington-based company, to build the project.Dallas Market HallNew Dallas city zoning records show that the project would stretch onto where the Dallas Market Hall building currently stands.City zoning records show requests to confirm the property's zoning filed in April and July. An active building permit remains valid through Dec. 2027 for the site.The site is zoned as "MU-3", a mixed-use designation t
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Dallas-based Sendero Consulting is expanding its technology business with the acquisition of Plano-based Torq Consulting. According to Sendero CEO Bret Farrar, the deal strengthens the firm’s capabilities in AI, custom software development, and data analytics. Coming off a year in which Sendero reported 35 percent revenue growth, the eight-figure transaction adds roughly 90 consultants to … Continued The post Behind the Deal: Sendero Consulting Acquires Torq Consulting in Eight-Figure Transaction appeared first on D Magazine.
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Oak Cliff native Elizabeth Wattley leads Forest Forward, a nonprofit helping rewrite the future of South Dallas by investing in education, workforce development, housing, and the arts while putting residents at the center of every decision. From restoring the historic Forest Theater to reconnecting neighborhoods divided by highway construction, the organization is demonstrating that community … Continued The post Meet the Dallas 500: Elizabeth Wattley, Forest Forward appeared first on D Magazine.
