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Data Center Growth in Texas Drives Shortage of Electricians for Residential Construction
Texas faces delays in new housing projects as data center operators attract electricians with higher pay amid AI data boom.
Read MoreTesla Expands Robotaxi Service to Two More Texas Cities Amid Q1 Report Preparation
Tesla has extended its robotaxi service to two additional cities in Texas as it prepares to release its quarterly performance report.
Read MoreSamsung’s Texas Chip Factory Nears Full Production Readiness Ahead of Tesla Partnership
Samsung’s new Texas semiconductor facility is about 90% ready for mass production, accelerating after securing a major chip contract with Tesla.
Read MoreSpaceX Begins Installing Equipment at New Chip Packaging Facility in Texas
SpaceX starts installing equipment at its Texas chip packaging plant, aiming to begin operations by the end of the year.
Read MoreMicrosoft Takes Over Massive Texas Data Center Project From OpenAI and Oracle
Microsoft has assumed control of a nearly 1 GW Texas data center project after OpenAI and Oracle abandoned construction plans.
Read MoreTesla and SpaceX Collaborate on Massive AI Chip Factory in Texas
Tesla and SpaceX will jointly build a large-scale AI chip manufacturing facility in Austin, Texas, focusing on advanced semiconductor production.
Read MoreSpaceX Completes First Static Fire Test of New Super Heavy Booster Version
SpaceX successfully completed the first static fire test of the latest Super Heavy booster, advancing plans for a historic Starship launch.
Read MoreSamsung Plans to Start Mass Production of Tesla Chips at Texas Facility in Late 2027
Samsung will commence large-scale manufacturing of Tesla chips at its Texas plant in the second half of 2027, company officials confirm.
Read MoreOpenAI and Oracle Halt Expansion of Major AI Data Center in Texas Amid Funding Challenges
OpenAI and Oracle have suspended plans to enlarge their flagship AI data center in Texas due to funding issues and strategic concerns.
Read MoreTesla Robotaxis Involved in Accidents at Significantly Higher Rate Than Human-Driven Vehicles
Tesla’s robotaxi crashes in Texas occur nine times more often than accidents involving traditional vehicles across the US, regulatory data reveals.
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