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Herbert Ong
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Texas isn't rejecting AI data centers, but the governor-elect wants their expansion on new terms. For Tesla and SpaceX, the key question is how future approvals and community protections will apply to their next infrastructure projects. Gina Hinojosa says she wants a strong working relationship with Elon Musk's companies alongside laws protecting rural Texans. She didn't announce a construction freeze or a specific permit pause in the clip. Texas remains an AI infrastructure state; the rules around future expansion could become more consequential. $SPCX $TSLA
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Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, the first Democrat to win the state's governor's race in 36 years, in a new interview tonight on Elon Musk and AI data centers: "We can have a strong working relationship with Elon Musk and his companies, but it has to be on our terms. We have always been a pro-business state, but data centers have moved into mostly rural communities and there are no rules to protect Texans, so the difference is we will have laws to protect Texans. We can have a strong economy and strong industry, and protections for Texans." It sounds like Gina is not going to stop the construction of data centers that have already started are received all permits, but that there will be a pause on any new permits once she is Governor until some sort of "laws and protections" are put in place. This would be good news for SpaceX and other companies that have already secured permits for big data center capacity expansion in 2027. Beyond that, we'll see. Seems like these new elects are open to work with companies.
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