CoreWeave has sent a letter to Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa asking to work with her incoming administration on current and future data center projects in the state.
Texas · CoreWeave · Incoming administration
CoreWeave reaches out to Texas's incoming governor on data center projects
The AI cloud infrastructure provider has asked Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa to work with her incoming administration on current and future data center projects in the state, before she takes office.
How the outreach is framed
Step 1
CoreWeave letter
Sent to the governor-elect
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Step 2
Working relationship
Before the new administration takes office
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Step 3
Projects in the state
Both underway and still in planning
What the signal suggests
Texas is treated as a continuing site, not a one-off location.
Infrastructure firms are engaging state leaders early, as demand for GPU computing grows.
Early engagement can help a developer anticipate state priorities.
Why officials and the public watch closely
Data centers require large amounts of electricity and water.
They can affect local grids, land use and tax revenue.
The letter's specific requests and any response are not public.
What to watch
The substance of any agreement remains unknown.
Policy commitments
Will the talks produce specific rules?
Incentives
Will any incentives be offered or sought?
Permitting
Will permitting arrangements change?
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