Governor Greg Abbott has highlighted cooperation from tech companies. This development comes after criticism from Trump regarding data center policy. Major tech companies have made commitments to address certain concerns.
OpenAI, Meta, Google, and Amazon are among the companies that have pledged to take action. Further information on this topic is available from Texas Public Radio, including details on the specific concerns and commitments made by these tech companies.
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OpenAI, Meta, Google and Amazon have all pledged to address concerns about their energy and water usage.
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