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"We must prohibit them" says Governor Abbott about building AI data centers in rural Texas neighborhoods
Summary by Southlake News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Jack Fink , as published by CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW
· July 5, 2026
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After calling for more regulations on data centers in Texas last month, Governor Greg Abbott has taken a step further and said AI data centers shouldn't be built in rural Texas neighborhoods. His comments came during a re-election campaign rally in Bullard, Texas, near Tyler on Tuesday. Data cent...
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Key points His comments came during a re-election campaign rally in Bullard, Texas, near Tyler on Tuesday. After calling for more regulations on data centers in Texas last month, Governor Greg Abbott has taken a step further and said AI data centers shouldn't be built in rural Texas neighborhoods.
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What is this story about? After calling for more regulations on data centers in Texas last month, Governor Greg Abbott has taken a step further and said AI data centers shouldn't be built in rural Texas neighborhoods. His comments came during a re-election campaign rally in Bullard, Texas, near Tyler on Tuesday. Data cent...
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