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- Sep 8, 2026
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How could Tesla Cybercabs impact Austin first responders protocols? (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Tesla’s Cybercabs rolled out in Austin last week, drawing questions about what happens if one of the driverless vehicles is involved in a crash or malfunctions — and whether first responders are equipped to handle it. The vehicles have no steering wheel and no pedals, raising concerns about how emergency crews would move a Cybercab out of the way or take control during an incident. “EMS systems still need to be able to get these vehicles out of the way if they malfunction. Especi
Data infrastructure experts agree with Abbott decision to audit data centers (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered a statewide audit of data center projects seeking to connect to the Texas power grid, directing state regulators and ERCOT to verify key details about how those facilities would affect electricity demand, water use and nearby communities. Kirk Offel, founder and CEO of Overwatch Mission Critical, said the move signals a shift in how large power users will be handled. “The era in which people just showed up and put a load request into ERCOT, that era i
Texas’ Sid Miller, James Talarico back data center regulations as Texans issue (opens the original)
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As communities across Central Texas continue debating the growth and impact of data centers, two Texas politicians from opposite parties are calling for regulations, citing concerns about oversight, water use and the state’s power grid. (Photo: File photo) AUSTIN, Texas — As communities across Central Texas continue debating the growth and impact of data centers, two Texas politicians from opposite parties are calling for regulations, citing concerns about oversight, water use and the state’s po
Abbott says flood warning systems saved lives, signals more investment next legislation (opens the original)
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Gov. Greg Abbott said early warning systems and flood sirens helped save lives during last week's Hill Country flooding and indicated expanding those systems will be a priority during the next legislative session. (KEYE) AUSTIN, Texas (KEYE) — Gov. Greg Abbott said early warning systems and flood sirens helped save lives during last week's Hill Country flooding and indicated expanding those systems will be a priority during the next legislative session. Speaking at a news conference in Kerrville
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