AZIO AI Partners With AT&T to Power Massive Texas Data Campus

AZIO AI Partners With AT&T to Power Massive Texas Data Campus

2026-07-31 companies

Dallas, Friday, 31 July 2026.
AZIO AI has secured a $2.4 million agreement with AT&T for high-speed fiber connectivity at its 500-megawatt Texas campus, establishing essential digital infrastructure for large-scale artificial intelligence operations.

Strategic Connectivity Agreement

AZIO AI Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:AZIO) officially executed the Master Services Agreement (MSA) with AT&T (NYSE: T) on July 31, 2026 [1]. This transaction secures high-capacity enterprise fiber interconnectivity for the company’s flagship artificial intelligence data campus located in Texas [1]. Under the terms of the agreement, AZIO AI has committed approximately $2.4 million for high-capacity fiber services [2]. This investment establishes the digital infrastructure foundation required to support the initial 500-megawatt Texas AI data center platform [2].

Supporting High-Performance Workloads

The established networking framework is designed to facilitate high-bandwidth, low-latency workloads essential for modern artificial intelligence operations [1]. Specific use cases supported by this infrastructure include AI training, inference, GPU cloud computing, and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads [2]. Elgin Tracy, Chief Operating Officer of AZIO AI, noted that reliable enterprise connectivity is foundational to AI infrastructure [1]. The agreement creates a standardized operational framework to support future scaling as demand for compute-heavy AI workloads surges [1].

Hyperscale Strategy and Expansion

AZIO AI intends to utilize this standardized networking framework to facilitate future infrastructure expansion as part of its hyperscale AI strategy [2]. This approach prioritizes scalable, LNG energy-backed data center capacity to meet growing market needs [1]. The infrastructure development is also supported by a recent Power Purchase and Hosting agreement with a GPU customer that requires a quick-to-market modular buildout on the Texas property [2]. While no specific deadline was provided for the fiber infrastructure deployment, the framework is intended to scale for future infrastructure expansion [2].

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Artificial Intelligence Data Centers