- Texas data center expansion meets new grid and water standards
- Governor in Texas proposes data center regulation, while a coalition welcomes the proposals regarding interconnection to the ERCOT grid.
- Governor Greg Abbott proposes data center regulation to address ERCOT grid strain caused by AI data centers in Texas.
Texas Instruments received a $33.6M grant for a major facility expansion in Richardson, Texas.
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Texas Instruments received a $33.6M grant for a major facility expansion in Richardson, Texas.
Who's involved
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Governor Greg Abbott proposes data center regulation to address ERCOT grid strain caused by AI data centers in Texas.Also in this story
- Abbott halted construction and ordered audits related to Meta's operations.
- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas called for an audit of all data centers in the interconnection queue while influencing grid capacity through regulatory rulemaking.
- Meta has agreed to comply with new standards set by the state of Texas regarding its operations in El Paso.
- Under gubernatorial orders, data center expansion in Texas is facing scrutiny, leading to audits via ERCOT and the relocation of major corporate headquarters.
Within Texas data center expansion meets new grid and water standards
The entities involved
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Greg Abbott
Governor of Texas since 2015
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Texas
state of the United States of America