Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind
Home – Texas Politics & News – Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind opinion Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind Lauren Washburn • July 30, 2026 Print In an aerial view, the Elemental Critical Data Center facility is seen on April 8, 2026, in Austin, Texas. With at least 248 planned projects and hundreds of existing facilities, Texas is among the top states leading America’s data center boom. But each data center brings both economic opportunity and potential harm, so state policy should ensure that the costs remain with the companies, not local residents.
- ▪Home – Texas Politics & News – Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind opinion Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind Lauren Washburn • July 30, 2026 Print In an aerial view, the Elemental Crit
- ▪With at least 248 planned projects and hundreds of existing facilities, Texas is among the top states leading America’s data center boom.
- ▪But each data center brings both economic opportunity and potential harm, so state policy should ensure that the costs remain with the companies, not local residents.
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Home – Texas Politics & News – Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind opinion Texas Can Lead the AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind Lauren Washburn • July 30, 2026 Print In an aerial view, the Elemental Critical Data Center facility is seen on April 8, 2026, in Austin, Texas. Texas is projected to lose more than $3 billion in sales tax revenue due to an exemption benefiting the state’s rapidly expanding data center industry, making it one of the costliest incentive programs in the nation.
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