EG AI: Rice, Texas
EG AI Rice is a planned immersion-cooled GPU data center in Navarro County, Texas, developed by EG AI Corp as a single-tenant facility for regulated mid-market enterprises.
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EG AI Corp builds the data center, software, and expertise mid-market businesses need to run AI privately and securely, positioning itself as an alternative to hyperscale cloud providers for mid-market enterprises, healthcare organizations, financial services firms, and other regulated industries that require full data sovereignty and high-density GPU performance. The company combines private GPU infrastructure, enterprise AI software, and expert consulting into a turnkey path for companies to run and scale private AI cloud, including proprietary tools EG GPT, a US-hosted large language model built with full HIPAA, CCPA, and SOC 2 compliance, and EG Voice, an AI-powered voice assistant.
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