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Leaders help “break ground” Monday at the Project Cinco data center campus, a $900 million investment in Medina County by Rowan Digital Infrastructure. Turning the dirt are Dan McNary, chief data center officer for Rowan; Stephanie Blanks, executive director for the Go Medina economic development foundation; Lytle Mayor Ruben Gonzalez; Medina County Judge Keith Lutz; Lytle ISD superintendent Dustin Breithaupt and Xiomara Gerlach, Rowan senior director of site development. (Photo by Anton Riecher)
The words “truth, trust and empathy” are inscribed on a coin that Rowan Digital Infrastructure CEO Charley Daitch presented to Lytle Mayor Ruben Gonzalez earlier this year. He referred to those words at the groundbreaking for the company’s Project Cinco data center campus Monday.
“That’s the biggest thing that reflects what this organization is about,” Gonzalez said.
Medina County officials gathered at the construction site on Highway 132 near the Coal Mine neighborhood to break ground on the massive hyperscaler. Joining Gonzalez at the podium were Medina County Judge Keith Lutz and Lytle ISD superintendent Dustin Breithaupt.
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