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AI stocks fall after Texas governor race raises concerns over data center risks

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Shares of artificial intelligence-linked companies declined after the outcome of the Texas governor election prompted renewed worries about data center projects. The reported concern centers on how a shift in state leadership could affect policy and regulation affecting data center development in Texas. Investors appeared to reassess the risks tied to the expansion of AI infrastructure in the state. The source article, published by CNBC, provides further detail on the market reaction. The available information is limited to the article link and discussion metrics, so specifics of the policy implications are not confirmed here.

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