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Microsoft joins tech giant rivals betting on West Texas for AI data center campuses

Other regions struggle to provide power, land needed for multibillion-dollar investments
An aerial view of construction underway on a data center campus that Crusoe is developing on more than 1,000 acres in Abilene, Texas. (CoStar)
An aerial view of construction underway on a data center campus that Crusoe is developing on more than 1,000 acres in Abilene, Texas. (CoStar)

Microsoft is joining some of its tech giant rivals betting on West Texas for data center campuses that support large-scale artificial intelligence workloads, as other regions struggle to provide the power and land needed for these multibillion-dollar investments.

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