Lambda, a cloud computing company backed by Nvidia, will move into a $700 million data center currently being built in Plano. The company focuses on providing hardware and services for AI development.

Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) in North Texas is emerging as a hot spot for data centers as the race for AI continues to gain traction as part of the United States’ plan to be the world’s leading AI hub.

Data centers aren’t known for enhancing city beauty, but DFW cities are turning megawatts into dollars to grow commercial areas and keep investment coming.

The company famous for developing Rockefeller Center — pictured here in Midtown Manhattan — is considering a project in North Texas, according to new state filings.

The growth doesn’t stop in Irving. A new $1 billion data center campus is under construction in the Red Oak area, just south of Dallas, along the I-35 corridor.

It could be 1,000-plus-acre manufacturing corporate campuses, logistics buildings, or even retail development along I-45 frontage. For now, data center development is an area of focus.

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