How Do Data Centers Protect Texas Data?

Texas has set the standard for data security: American data centers built on Texas soil, by American companies, under Texas law. Hostile foreign governments like China are barred from owning Texas land or accessing Texas critical infrastructure. That keeps Texans' data protected and out of reach of foreign adversaries.

Texas Standard

If America does not build data centers, China will, and American data will run on Chinese servers under Chinese control. Texas has set the standard: build here, under Texas law, with hostile foreign adversaries barred from owning our land or touching our critical infrastructure. Texans’ data stays on Texas soil. That is Texas leadership.

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Texas Leadership in Action

The flagship site of one of America's largest data infrastructure projects is up and running, built by American companies with American technology. Texas is where the United States is securing the computing power it needs to stay ahead of China.

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How Texans Benefit

China is running influence campaigns to stall American data centers because the infrastructure built here strengthens the United States. Data centers built to the Texas Standard keep Texans' data on American soil and give Texas a leading role in national security.

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Keep Texas Data on Texas Soil

Texans deserve data centers that keep our data secure on Texas soil and out of the hands of hostile foreign governments like China. Add your name to show Texas leaders that Texans support these common sense standards.