CORVA Infrastructure Services

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News Clip5:19Everything Lubbock·Lubbock County, TX

LEDA CEO responds to concerns over data center coming to Lubbock

The Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) confirmed that CORVA Infrastructure Services will build a new AI data center in Lubbock, Texas, on 102 acres. LEDA CEO John Osborne addressed concerns about the project's quiet development and clarified that it operates under existing zoning laws without tax incentives. The project is expected to create 15 jobs and generate significant tax revenue for the city and county, while being a smaller-scale facility with moderate resource usage.

announcement government zoning water electricity

7/29/2026

News ClipEverythingLubbock.com·Lubbock County, TX

LEDA CEO talks plans, addresses concerns over data center coming to Lubbock

The Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) confirmed a purchase and sale agreement with CORVA Infrastructure Services for a new AI data center in Lubbock, Texas. The project, planned for 100 acres, will have a maximum capacity of 27 megawatts and use approximately 1,500 gallons of water per day, with CORVA aiming to be operational by 2028. The land is already zoned for light industrial facilities and the company is currently in its due diligence phase, awaiting ERCOT approval for grid connectivity.

announcement government electricity water zoning

7/29/2026

News Clip2:05Everything Lubbock·Lubbock County, TX

Deal between LEDA and data center company CORVA discovered

The Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) approved a purchase and sale agreement with CORVA Infrastructure Services, an AI data center developer. This project, a relatively small 50,000 square foot data center, will utilize 27 megawatts of power and 1500 gallons of water daily. It did not require a City Council vote as it complies with existing code requirements.

government electricity water zoning announcement

7/29/2026