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Texas Republicans Reassess Data Center Development Amid AI Growth Concerns

Texas Republicans are reevaluating their support for data center expansion as concerns about AI growth rise ahead of the November elections. Attorney General Ken Paxton has outlined a regulatory plan, while Governor Greg Abbott has issued a temporary ban on new data centers. Additionally, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve has reached its lowest level since 1982 due to recent oil releases.

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Texas Republicans are reevaluating their support for data center expansion as concerns about AI growth rise ahead of the November elections. Attorney General Ken Paxton has outlined a regulatory plan, while Governor Greg Abbott has issued a temporary ban on new data centers. Additionally, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve has reached its lowest level since 1982 due to recent oil releases.

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