Hyper Data Grid

Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about Hyper Data Grid data center developments across 2 states, including TX, KS.

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News Clip1:56KLTV 7·Angelina County, TX

Abbott says data center permits frozen until power, water concerns addressed

Governor Greg Abbott has frozen permits for new data centers statewide until power and water concerns are addressed, impacting proposed AI data centers like AmpZ and Hyper Data Grid in Angelina County. Local leaders in Angelina County are advocating for greater control over land use and regulatory oversight, citing a current lack of authority over data center placements.

moratorium electricity water government zoning

9/30/2026

News Clip2:18KETK NBC·Hudson, Angelina County, TX

Construction begins for second data center in the Angelina County area

Hyper Data Grid has initiated construction on a second data center in Hudson, Angelina County, Texas. Residents are expressing concerns regarding potential water demand, noise pollution, and strain on local infrastructure. County officials are currently limited in their ability to regulate such developments and are seeking land use authority from the state legislature.

announcement opposition environmental electricity water government zoning

7/15/2026

News Clip2:41KTRE-TV·Angelina County, TX

Second AI data center in Angelina County already ahead of Amp Z

Angelina County, Texas, is home to two AI data center projects. The Amp Z project is stalled due to an unaddressed tax abatement request, while Hyper Data Grid is already clearing land and has secured necessary utility agreements. County officials, realizing their limited power, plan to ask the state for more regulatory control over data center developments.

government electricity water

7/10/2026

News Clip1:06KSNF KODE·Parsons, Labette County, KS

Parsons approves option for micro data center project

Parsons City Commissioners approved a purchase option agreement for Hyper Data Grid to assess a proposed 10-megawatt micro data center project. This allows the company six months for land utility and survey assessments before presenting final specifics for construction. City Manager Jeff Cantrell emphasized securing the best quality development for the community.

zoning government announcement

7/8/2026