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Oregon and Washington Host 139 Data Centers and 6,444 MW, but Texas Is Winning the Next Wave

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The Pacific Northwest built one of the nation's largest data-center footprints on cheap hydropower, but new figures show Oregon and Washington capturing only a sliver of the post-2026 capacity now flooding into Texas.

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