CoreWeave Reaches Out to Texas Governor-Elect on Data Centers
The cloud company offered to help complete permitted projects and set durable standards as Hinojosa pushes stricter rules for new sites.
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CoreWeave writes to Texas governor-elect on data centres
I cloud company CoreWeave has written to Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, offering to work with her team on data centre rules. The letter from chief executive Michael Intrator was sent on Saturday, Bloomberg reported. Intrator offered to work with her transition team on finishing projects that already have permits. He also offered help setting clear, lasting […] This story continues at The Next Web
Amid growing concerns in the AI infrastructure industry as Democratic candidates who advocated for stricter data center construction regulations win one after another in the U.S. midterm elections, Neocloud company Coreweave sent a letter to the Democratic governor-elect of Texas requesting cooperation. On the 7th (local time), Michael Intrater, co-founder and CEO of Coreweave, stated in a press release that Democratic candidate Gina Inhosasa
CoreWeave Asks Texas Governor-Elect for Data Center Cooperation
CoreWeave says it will fund the substations and electrical connections of its next data centers in Texas, and will use closed-circuit cooling to limit water consumption. The proposal comes as Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa raises a moratorium on new facilities and the company faces a multi-gigawatt portfolio of projects and a $50 billion debt.
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