A small Dallas suburb has emerged as ground zero in Texas' escalating battle over hyperscale data center growth, with $13 billion in planned investment colliding with organized resident opposition and a potential state-level repeal of billion-dollar tax incentives. Red Oak, a city of roughly 20,000 residents situated 20 miles south of Dallas, has quietly assembled […]
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