Following Texas's data center boom -- energy demands, water use, economic impact, and communities navigating rapid tech expansion.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Aug. 14 that Amazon, Lancium and Cipher Digital will comply with the standards and guidelines he established for data centers operating in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Aug. 14 that Stack Infrastructure, Anthropic and Nightpeak Energy will comply with the standards and guidelines he established for data centers operating in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced that Microsoft, Hut 8 and Equinix, along with Galaxy, Compass Datacenters and Montera Infrastructure, will comply with the standards and guidelines he established for data centers, according to a pair of Aug. 13 news releases from the governor's office.
Governor Greg Abbott announced Aug. 12 that Core Scientific, Vantage Data Centers and SB Energy will comply with the statewide standards and guidelines he established for data center development, according to a news release from the governor's office.
Governor Greg Abbott announced Aug. 12 that Google, Rowan and CleanSpark will comply with the statewide standards and guidelines he established for data center development, according to a news release from the governor's office.
ERCOT, the agency that runs the power grid for most of Texas, told state regulators Monday that the audit of every data center waiting to plug into the grid will take several months — and asked permission to miss the deadlines its own rules set for sorting those projects.
Governor Greg Abbott announced Aug. 11 that EdgeConneX and Stream Data Centers will comply with the standards and guidelines he established for data center development in Texas.
Governor Greg Abbott announced Aug. 11 that Oracle will comply with the standards and guidelines he established for data center development in Texas.
The Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously to take the first step toward a temporary moratorium on the development of new data centers in the city, Mayor Mattie Parker said in a statement issued after the vote.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Aug. 10 that OpenAI will comply with the statewide standards and guidelines he established for data centers, according to a news release from the governor's office.