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  1. Microsoft's West Texas data center is mentioned alongside Middle East supply shocks impacting Brent oil prices.

Chevron provides power for Microsoft's data center in West Texas, utilizing equipment from Solar Turbines for AI infrastructure.

9 reports, 9 independent Updated Oct 14
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Chevron provides power for Microsoft's data center in West Texas, utilizing equipment from Solar Turbines for AI infrastructure.

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MicrosoftSolar TurbinesWest TexasCVX

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  1. CVX secured long-term AI energy revenue and saw refining margins widen due to cheaper feedstock.1 source
  2. New AI data center partnership in West Texas faces operational disruption due to Middle East conflict.1 source
  3. JPMorgan views Chevron's power supply deal with Microsoft as a diversification opportunity.1 source
  4. Chevron plans modular power plant in Texas to supply power for Microsoft's data center.1 source
  5. Microsoft data center confirmed in West Texas, powered by Chevron.1 source
  6. Chevron powers Microsoft's West Texas data center project using Solar Turbines equipment.1 source
  7. Chevron signed a power supply deal with Microsoft to support an AI data center in Texas.1 source

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