Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has expressed support for new data center standards in Texas. This endorsement was announced on Monday. The company's approval of the standards is known, but details about the standards themselves are not provided here. For more information about Meta's endorsement and the new data center standards, readers can refer to the source.
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