Siemens has a significant presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It is home to several Siemens facilities, including its Smart Infrastructure manufacturing hubs in Fort Worth, Grand Prairie and Carrollton and Plano-based Digital Industries Software Global Headquarters
In March 2025, Siemens opened a new $190 million high-tech manufacturing plant in Dallas-Fort Worth to help power American data centers and critical infrastructure. The plant produces state-of-the-art reliable and efficient electrical equipment to enable accelerated growth of U.S. data centers, which is being driven by the exponential adoption of generative AI.
Siemens boasts two manufacturing facilities producing low-voltage power equipment and components that provide critical power infrastructure for the global construction and industrial markets to meet growing demands from data centers, EVs, and semiconductor manufacturing. A recent expansion included an all-electric powder coating paint line, which has reduced the facility’s gas consumption by more than 90%. These facilities are proud to be represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), ensuring top-notch quality and a dedicated workforce.
In April 2023, Siemens opened the doors to a new electric vehicle (EV) charger manufacturing hub in Carrollton, Texas. Marking the company’s second U.S. EV charger manufacturing location, the new facility will produce Siemens’ Buy American-compliant level 2 AC electric vehicle chargers, VersiCharge™ Blue. This new hub will help contribute to Siemens’ goal of building 1 million EV chargers for the U.S. market.
Globally headquartered in Plano, Texas, Siemens Digital Industries Software provides industrial software to help companies achieve a competitive edge by speeding time-to-market and combining the real and digital worlds to enable the latest technological innovations that matter. From car manufacturers to the latest in electric aircraft, Siemens software helps bring the impossible to life.
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Siemens supported DataBank's zColo acquisition to become a top U.S. data center operator and edge colocation leader. They developed solutions and services to help operators build and manage efficient data center infrastructures.
In partnership with the University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson is building an innovation district focused on tech workforce development. Siemens is integrating Solid Edge software into the district to support this initiative.