Telborg
Tracks Texas data center construction and power filings before they become public announcements.
At a glance
3.8 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Telborg pulls from state and county filings daily to surface new Texas data center projects, tying each one to the actual operator behind the LLC, the design and construction firms involved, and the power supplier, often well before any public announcement. Its own example claims Microsoft's Pecos campus showed up in filings 224 days ahead of the press release. Coverage stops at Texas, so anyone tracking data center development in other states gets nothing from it.
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Questions about Telborg
What does Telborg track?
Telborg tracks Texas data center construction and power filings before they become public announcements. It pulls from state and county filings daily and ties each project to the operator behind the LLC, the design and construction firms involved, and the power supplier.
How much does Telborg cost?
Telborg starts at $1,249 per month, as published by the vendor in September 2026, and there is no free tier. Toolio sees it serving a narrow audience of site selectors and power-market analysts tracking Texas data center development.
Does Telborg cover data centers outside Texas?
No. Telborg's coverage stops at Texas, so the reviewer finds anyone tracking data center development in other states gets nothing from it. Its accuracy also depends on what actually gets filed with state and county records.
How early can Telborg spot a new data center project?
Telborg often surfaces projects from filings well before any public announcement. Its own example claims Microsoft's Pecos campus showed up in filings 224 days ahead of the press release. It monitors state and county filings daily to detect new projects.
What site data does Telborg show?
For each site, Telborg shows parcel owners, acreage and recorded instruments. It also tracks substation capacity, feeders and the generation interconnection queue, along with water rights, zoning, land use and incentive information. Alex scored it 3.8 out of 5 after real use.