# data center revenue — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-28 18:35 UTC)
## @DiligentPlane (Diligent Plane) · 09-28 15:16 · ♥85 ↻5 💬49 $MOD is down because they are having a webcast with the sell side where they’re talking about supply chain problems, not really saying anything new though so this reaction is stupid
This what happened to them last quarter
Margins were weak because they had some supply chain delays
But only because they’re growing data center revenue 100%+
They’re going to give huge targets at their investor conference in like a month
Buying opportunity https://x.com/DiligentPlane/status/2104591167161544961
## @georgepbush (George P. Bush) · 09-28 12:39 · ♥46 ↻2 💬18 West Texas is central to Texas’ past, present and future. It powers our economy, feeds our state and country, trains and employs generations of Texans, and remains a defining source of the independence that sets Texas apart.
I recently traveled to San Angelo and the Concho Valley to listen, learn, and have an honest conversation about the opportunities and responsibilities that come with new investment in the region.
West Texas has a tremendous opportunity ahead. New technologies and infrastructure investments, including potential data center development, could bring construction jobs, technical jobs, expanded tax bases, and new revenue for essential local services.
But those benefits will not happen automatically. They depend on decisions made early, before permits are issued, infrastructure is built and local taxpayers are asked to absorb new demands. Communities need clear information about proposed projects, realistic assessments of their effects and a seat at the table when agreements are negotiated.
As the Legislature prepares to return to Austin, Texas will have an important opportunity to find the right balance: maintaining a reliable electric grid and protecting our water resources while preserving the competitive environment that has made Texas a destination for investment.
We don't have to choose the false narrative of unregulated growth on one hand or anti-development public policy on the other—we can strike a balance that puts Texans and community interests first. I wrote about my recent visit to San Angelo and what I believe the future of West Texas growth should look like in the San Angelo Standard-Times.
https://t.co/fcKQQYcLa2 https://x.com/georgepbush/status/2104551447128088782