AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Texas has suspended 17 data-center construction permits as communities push back against Big Tech’s power and water demands. Anthropic, meanwhile, is leasing dedicated computing capacity, including from planned facilities in Texas. Energy: EQT’s acquisition of a Texas natural-gas producer is set to create the nation’s largest gas company, underscoring the state’s role in a fast-consolidating industry. Houston Mobility: Tesla expanded its Robotaxi service across much of the 610 Loop, adding to the city’s autonomous-vehicle competition. Fort Worth Business: Dickies Arena is now Ariat Arena under a 10-year naming deal; Ariat has also invested $70 million in expanding its regional headquarters. Houston Gateway: United opened a new 765,000-square-foot Terminal B concourse at Bush Intercontinental, with 22 gates coming online in stages and its largest airport lounge now open. AI Oversight: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT safety claims mislead consumers and seeking restrictions on access by minors.
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