Aligned Data Centers
West Texas has become a popular site for data center projects, but residents and city governments alike have questions they want answered before these proposals get approved. According to Lubbock's city manager, the development of one of these facilities in Lubbock will require collaboration and transparency.
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It's the first time the Alamo has had a dedicated site for education
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