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A '''data center''' is a mammoth array of computers for storing and processing data, typically filling 10-50 acres in a large warehouse-type building or buildings (called a campus if more than one building, in which case it can cover 200 or more acres). If the space is rented, then the landlord is called the colocation provider.

A '''data center''' is a mammoth array of computers for storing and processing data, typically filling 10-50 acres in a large warehouse-type building or buildings (called a campus if more than one building, in which case it can cover 200 or more acres). If the space is rented, then the landlord is called the colocation provider.

In [[Texas]], with the encouragement of Gov. [[Greg Abbott]], planned new data centers include:

 

In [[Texas]], with the assistance of Gov. [[Greg Abbott]] as he builds his campaign war chest of $106 million for reelection,<ref>https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/politics/2026/01/16/540889/texas-governors-race-greg-abbott-gina-hinojosa-2026-election/</ref> planned new data centers include:

* a 292-acre campus near Dallas–Fort Worth (near Red Oak), expected to hose 8 buildings for data centers.

* a 292-acre campus near Dallas–Fort Worth (near Red Oak), expected to hose 8 buildings for data centers.