NVIDIA breaks ground on Fort Worth "AI factory" amid city's data center concerns

Fort Worth will soon be the center of NVIDIA's U.S. production of AI supercomputers.NVIDIA broke ground on what it calls an "AI factory" in Fort Worth on Tuesday afternoon.The factory will be responsible for the construction of AI supercomputers that feature the company's most advanced AI systems. Such supercomputers were previously constructed overseas.The supercomputers weigh two tons and cost $4 million to make. The factory will be responsible for building thousands of such computers.Once built, the supercomputers will be transported to another "AI factory" to take and convert energy into "tokens", which are turned into artificial intelligence such as words, numbers, stories, or even problem-solving.The factory's construction represents a $700 million investment in Fort Worth and has created 800 new jobs."The old generation of data centers used a lot of water and cooling tech. Now? It's 100% liquid cooled. There's re-circulation of liquid cooling. Therefore, water usage is extremely