May 11, 2026
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Recycled Water Is the Texas Permit Edge. San Antonio Just Proved It.
The finding lands the same week San Antonio's CPS Energy showed how disciplined large-load policy can move the other direction: water consumption at just 0.1% of municipal supply, with 75% sourced from recycled wastewater.
May 10, 2026
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Sequencing Beats Vision: Why Fermi's $19B Pitch Couldn't Land a Single Tenant
San Antonio offers the constructive counter-model.
April 9, 2026
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Nine Months to Shape the Rules Texas Is About to Write
Community opposition is coalescing in coordinated fashion: a San Antonio convening called "Texas Data Center Rebellion" brought organizers from El Paso, Taylor, Amarillo, San Antonio, and DFW.
April 8, 2026
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Texas Built Its Tax Break for Yesterday's Data Center Market
Williamson County now anchors Central Texas's data center corridor, with 7,823 megawatts planned across the Austin-San Antonio region against just 1,154 megawatts operating.
April 1, 2026
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Utilities Waited. SoftBank, Google, and the Army Didn't.
Meanwhile, Central Texas's corridor from Temple to San Antonio now carries 7,823 MW of planned capacity against just 1,154 MW operating, with 96% of construction pre-leased.
March 31, 2026
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Texas's $25M Queue Fee Separates Serious Developers From Everyone Else
Amazon filed plans for three San Antonio facilities totaling over 370,000 square feet and $65 million, while Meta boosted its El Paso commitment to $10 billion targeting 1 GW by 2028.
March 16, 2026
"Bring Your Own Power, Water Plan, and Community Deal"HIVE Digital Technologies, a San Antonio-based company executing its AI compute growth in Manitoba and British Columbia rather than Texas, scaling from 4 MW to 16.6 MW of liquid-cooled GPU capacity through a Bell Canada partnership.
March 8, 2026
Opacity Is the Moratorium Movement's Best Recruitment ToolSan Antonio's 59-Project Pipeline Exposes the Texas Capacity Question