CoreWeave has written to Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa seeking cooperation on data center projects in the state. The company says it wants to work with her incoming administration on both permitted projects and future development.
According to multiple outlets, CoreWeave offers to help see through projects that already have permits and to support clearer rules or standards for new data centers. Bloomberg reports that the message is sent by CoreWeave’s chief executive, Michael Intrator, and that it was delivered during the transition period.
The coverage is largely aligned on the basic facts: a letter from CoreWeave to Hinojosa, an offer to engage with the transition team, and an emphasis on permitted projects plus guidance for new ones. Differences mostly appear in how much context each outlet adds about the related political backdrop and the emphasis placed on regulatory standards versus project completion.
