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NationalJordan Vance · Jul 2

Austin is quietly winning the Texas chip-incentive race

Central Texas companies account for the large majority of grants handed out so far by the state's semiconductor fund, according to an Austin Business Journal analysis.

Trump signs AI executive order pushing federal control over state rules

NationalJordan Vance · Jun 3

Trump signs AI executive order pushing federal control over state rules

A June order adds voluntary pre-release model assessments and advances a strategy to preempt a patchwork of state AI laws.

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