A significant development has been reported in the Texas Panhandle, near Amarillo. Fermi has announced a lease agreement valued at $6.5 billion for the Project Matador AI campus.
This project is one of several data center initiatives in the state, with various concerns and controversies surrounding them.
Further information on this announcement can be found in the Galveston County Daily News, which provides more details on the project and its progress.
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