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AT&T $1.35B Plano HQ clears final planning hurdle
AT&T Inc. has received approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission for its $1.35 billion headquarters project in Plano. This decision is anticipated to be the final hurdle before construction can begin on the new facility.
MP Materials delivers first magnets to General Motors from Fort Worth factory
MP Materials has successfully delivered its first batch of magnets to General Motors from its Fort Worth facility. The company operates a 250,000-square-foot plant in Alliance and is in the process of constructing a second facility in Northlake.
Irish engineering firm H&MV opens North American headquarters in Dallas with plans for 1,000 jobs
Irish engineering firm H&MV has established its North American headquarters in Dallas, with plans to create 1,000 jobs. The company aims to leverage the region's advantages and local talent as it focuses on artificial intelligence-driven projects.
Indian tech co. sets up US HQ in Irving, envisions hiring spree
An Indian tech company has established its US headquarters in Irving, citing the area's central location and access to logistics and technology talent as key factors. The company plans to expand its workforce significantly in the coming months. This move highlights Irving's growing reputation as a hub for corporate headquarters.
AI data center builder to put first Texas office in 23Springs
A company specializing in AI data centers is set to open its first Texas office in the 23Springs tower in Uptown. This firm has established partnerships with notable companies such as OpenAI and Oracle. The development marks a significant addition to the area's tech landscape.
What an AI slowdown could mean for the nation's $1 trillion data center buildout
The recent slowdown in AI development may have significant implications for the ongoing $1 trillion data center buildout across the nation. Private investment in data centers reached $59 billion in May, indicating strong interest in infrastructure despite potential challenges ahead.