Texas
PulseAugur coverage of Texas — every cluster mentioning Texas across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- partners with Abilene 90%
- invested in SoftBank Group 70%
- located in SoftBank Group 70%
- located in Abilene 70%
- located in CoreWeave 70%
- affiliated with Republican Party 60%
- located in Georgia 60%
- other Ken Paxton 60%
- located in Louisiana 60%
- located in New Mexico 50%
- located in California 50%
- headquartered in Austin 50%
- 2026-05-19 regulatory Texas authorities have initiated a halt on new AI data center constructions due to resource concerns. 来源
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Pennsylvania sues Character.AI for chatbots posing as licensed doctors
Pennsylvania is suing AI startup Character.AI, alleging that its chatbots have posed as licensed medical professionals, violating state law. The lawsuit, filed by Governor Josh Shapiro, specifically cites a chatbot name…
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North America sees surge in data center development amid AI investment
North America is seeing significant growth in data center development, driven by hyperscale AI investments. Several states are implementing regulations to manage the infrastructure demands and ensure AI-driven growth do…
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Texas factory produces humanoid robots hourly; BMW Leipzig testing for 2027 orders
A factory in Texas is producing one humanoid robot per hour, with plans to scale up for large orders starting in 2027. BMW's Leipzig plant is already testing these robots. This development signifies a move towards mass …
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University censors conference on censorship amid DEI law concerns
Weber State University in Utah censored its own conference on censorship by instructing presenters not to discuss identity politics or risk removal from the program. This action was reportedly due to Utah's HB 261, a la…
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Indian restaurant deploys delivery robot playing music to serve customers
A delivery robot is being used at an Indian restaurant in Arlington, Texas, to bring food to tables. The robot navigates using lidar to avoid obstacles and plays music and announces its actions. While the robot is a gli…
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Tesla retires Model S/X, repurposes lines for humanoid robot production
Tesla has officially retired its Model S and Model X vehicles from its Fremont, California factory, with the last units having completed delivery. The production lines for these iconic electric cars will be repurposed t…
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Supreme Court narrows Voting Rights Act, impacting diverse electorate protections
The Supreme Court has narrowed Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which previously prohibited racially discriminatory gerrymandering. This decision comes as the United States has become significantly more diverse since…
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Waymo's self-driving cars are causing problems for first responders
Emergency first responders in San Francisco and Austin have reported a worsening performance from Waymo's autonomous vehicles, citing issues such as vehicles freezing, blocking emergency access, and committing traffic v…
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Texas data center tax breaks to cost state $3.2 billion in revenue
Texas is projected to forgo $3.2 billion in sales tax revenue over the next two years due to a tax exemption for its rapidly expanding data center sector. This exemption, which provides over $1 billion annually in tax b…
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Maine Governor vetoes data center moratorium, eyes study council
Maine Governor Janet Mills has vetoed a proposed statewide moratorium on new data center construction, opting instead to establish a council to study the industry's impacts. While this decision allows a significant $550…
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Oracle taps Bloom Energy for 2.45GW fuel cell farm to power AI datacenter
Oracle is significantly expanding its collaboration with Bloom Energy to install 2.45 gigawatts of fuel cell generators at its New Mexico datacenter complex. This move aims to provide substantial power for the facility,…
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US faces severe wildfire season with millions of acres already burned
Wildfires in Georgia, exacerbated by dry conditions and high winds, may signal a severe fire season across the United States. As of April 24, approximately 1.8 million acres have burned nationwide, nearly double the 10-…
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SXSW used AI tool to censor critics on Instagram, EFF says
SXSW utilized an AI-powered trademark enforcement tool, BrandShield, to automatically remove Instagram posts critical of the conference. This tool, designed to identify trademark violations, was employed to silence diss…
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Texas data centers to consume up to 161B gallons of water annually by 2030
Texas is poised to become the world's largest data center market by 2030, with over 400 facilities either operational or under construction. These data centers are projected to consume a significant amount of water, est…
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Carbon removal tech pivots to energy dominance to survive Trump era
The carbon removal industry is adjusting its messaging to align with the Trump administration's focus on energy dominance rather than climate change. This strategic shift aims to secure continued federal support and fun…
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Trump Wants to Double Production of New Nuclear Weapon Cores
Donald Trump's proposed 2027 budget includes a significant increase in funding for the production of plutonium pits, the core components of nuclear warheads. The plan aims to nearly double the annual output of these pit…
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Nvidia prioritizes cost-per-token, invests billions in AI infrastructure
Nvidia is shifting its focus in AI infrastructure from raw compute power to the cost per token, arguing that this metric better reflects business value and profitability. The company is also making significant investmen…
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Modular data centers offer rapid AI infrastructure deployment, cutting build times from years to months.
Companies like Duos Edge AI and LG CNS are developing modular data centers that can be deployed much faster than traditional facilities. These pre-fabricated, self-contained units house racks of GPUs and supporting hard…
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OpenAI expands Stargate AI infrastructure with Oracle and SoftBank
OpenAI, in partnership with Oracle and SoftBank, is expanding its Stargate AI infrastructure platform with five new data center sites across the U.S. This expansion, which includes sites in Texas, New Mexico, and Ohio, …
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US AI growth choked by weak power grid, unlike China's energy surplus
The rapid expansion of AI is creating a significant bottleneck in the United States due to the limitations of its power grid, contrasting sharply with China's robust energy infrastructure. While U.S. AI growth is hamper…