As AI infrastructure pushes into remote regions of Texas and Louisiana, housing thousands of construction workers has become one of the industry's most pressing bottlenecks. The explosive demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure is sending data center construction projects deep into rural stretches of Texas, Louisiana, and other states far removed from Silicon Valley — and […]
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