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Denton community members invited to unite against AI data centers at political groups’ town hall
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· July 10, 2026
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When they’re completed in fall 2026, Denton’s Core Scientific and QumulusAI data centers will contract enough wattage from the ERCOT grid that “could power 8.5 DFW International Airports, 495 H-E-Bs and 82,000 homes in Denton (at this time there are…
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