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Wan Bridge’s W Land Development Pivots Into Data Centers With 1,000-Acre Off-Grid Site in West Texas

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Houston residential land developer W Land Development is moving into digital infrastructure, putting a 1,000-acre West Texas site under contract as its first data center play just as Texas regulators move to slow the sector's breakneck growth.

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