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CoreWeave Engages New Texas Administration Over Data Center Water and Power Use

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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CoreWeave wrote to Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa to address concerns regarding water and power use at its facilities in Texas. The company listed six active sites, including Austin, Denton, Plano, and Round Rock, and sought a long-term partnership with the incoming state administration on development standards.

From financial-news.co.uk

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The outreach comes as Texas politics shifts following the defeat of Greg Abbott. CoreWeave argues that its liquid cooling systems keep water use comparable to or lower than standard commercial office buildings. The company's request for partnership highlights the political scrutiny facing data center investment in the state.

Gina Hinojosa has been declared governor-elect of Texas, and her proposals pose a threat to data center capacity.

From financial-news.co.uk

Who's involved

  • CoreWeaveData center operator that wrote to the governor-elect regarding operational concerns
  • Gina HinojosaGovernor-elect of Texas who received the letter concerning data center standards
  • TexasState where CoreWeave operates and where the regulatory environment is being challenged

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