Texas Gop Trump’s brave AI can hit the vision of a red ribbon

President Donald Trumps High-tech moonshot can hit a speed of a Texas-sized speed – and comes from your party.

Trump’s AI InitiativeStargate aims to build 20 ultra-powered data centers across the country. Supported by heavy weights such as Olaai, Oracle, Softbank and UAE-MMX, the project is a $ 500 billion bet with Texas selected for the first 10 centers.

But the new Texas Bill, Senate Bill 6, can delay or break this point.

The legislation adds a 6-18-month-old schedule, as well as new fees and binding reserve ladder, double-month-old regulatory view that requires twice and exaggeration costs.

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\ President Donald Trump, Softbank CEO, Oracle co-founder, CTO and Executive Board President Larry Ellison and 21 January 2025 in Washington, DC See Openai CEO Sam Altman. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

Although the legislation sounds like a protection against a winter style uri style, the Trump allies warned of a generation.

“This bill would be a serious roadblock for the president’s vision,” said Ginn, in the first term of management and budget management and budget management and budget management and budget management and budget management and budget.

“A frightening is a mistake that is tuned: lack of energy, fear of Ener, the fear of the future.”

According to Ginn, the Heftti Requirements of the bill, including the “deadly key”, which can bury these billion dollar projects from Texas to $ 1 billion projects from Texas, which can bury these billion dollars projects from Texas, “killing”

“These companies do not use only energy,” he said. “Many of them actually put the electricity back into the network. Therefore, Texas helps to stabilize it instead of harming Texas.”

Stargate has already broke the ground in Abilene, but the next 10 data centers are still in the air. If Texas is very expensive or complicated, experts may never occur in the rear half of the project – even as opponent countries like Tennessee Court and Tennessee Court.

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“The Texas legislature should work in Lockstep with President Trump to establish an AI infrastructure that does not throw obstacles,” he said. “The AI ​​revolution is here. If Texas is a horseshoe, he will be left behind.”

Sponsor of the bill, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick insists that the legislation will not damage the agenda of Trump. “Senate Bill 6, in fact, provides the Starginate Plan of President Trump,” he said in a Patrick statement. “We are in Locksteps with the president to make the number one American and location in China, information centers and cryptocurrency.”

Openai CEO Sam Altman (R), accompanied by US President Donald Trump, speaks during a press conference in the Roosevelt room of the White House on January 21, 2025. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

With Trump approval for Patrick’s re-selection, Trump-Unged economists say the state plays a dangerous game.

“We already see the signs of this,” Ginn warned. “Microsoft pulled back the projects. Investors are nervous. And meanwhile, China’s progress.”

A Chinese start named Deepseek has developed headlines to distribute AI models with a record period, creating a permanent concern in the global AI weapon in America.

Trump announced an investment in the infrastructure of artificial intelligence (AI) and received questions on a number of topics. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

“It’s not just about innovation,” he said. “This is a national security. If we are six months behind China, we can never catch.”

Trump, 10% quilt tariffs for all imports, and it just pushed a 125% tariff for Chinese goods in the last week. However, these tariffs can also raise the price of basic information center components from steel electric transformers.

Despite the trade routes, Trump management sees the Stargate as a foundation stone of the 21st century American leadership for health care.

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“Texas should be leading” Ginn said. “We can’t be afraid to intimidate what we know.”