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New owner outlines plans for former 3M campus in Austin in SEC filing Original

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By Karoline Leonard Verified
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
The former 3M campus was initially purchased by Los Angeles-based Karlin Real Estate LLC. The group planned to develop a multi-tenant tech and life sciences campus. World Class Capital Group A recent federal filing shows the new owner of the former 3M campus in northwest Austin plans to use the property for research and development and data center operations, even as Austin leaders consider restricting large- and hyperscale data centers.
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Colovore plans $250 million AI data center in Hutto industrial park that may house Blue Origin

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By Karoline Leonard Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
An industrial park in Hutto, a fast-growing suburb northeast of Austin, is poised to add another major technology project later this year. Colovore, a California-based artificial intelligence data center developer, officially filed plans with the state for a $250 million data center, roughly two years after initially announcing plans to enter the Austin market.
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Austin data center conference draws protesters demanding development moratorium Original

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By Karoline Leonard Verified
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
Emily Taylor leads chants during a protest against data center development outside the Austin Marriott Downtown on Wednesday. The demonstration took place outside the Datacloud USA conference, which brought data center, energy, fiber and AI infrastructure industry leaders to Austin. Protesters called for a moratorium on new data center development, citing concerns about the industry's demands on water, electricity, land and infrastructure.
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