AI infrastructure grows in Texas as new facilities open access to computing

Two new Texas projects are expanding access to artificial intelligence computing power. A 73-megawatt data center is under development at Texas A&M’s RELLIS Campus in Bryan, while a separate AI factory is being established in Dallas. These facilities aim to provide researchers, students, and companies with sovereign AI capabilities, allowing for greater control over data and system outputs. The initiatives also include educational components to train professionals and students in the rapidly evolving AI sector.
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