Research & Development are the cornerstones of any flourishing economy, leading to greater productivity and GDP. With at least 25% of Abilene’s population having a bachelor’s degree or higher, the city is able to move with an agility that pushes the bounds of what is possible. Abilene’s call to innovate was further solidified when the city council approved DCOA’s “Project Future Hope,” a $2.93 million incentive partnership for Abilene Christian University’s NEXT Lab to expand research and development for advanced nuclear technology at a new facility.
The Development Corporation of Abilene, City of Abilene, and Taylor County Announce Expanded Development within Lancium’s Clean Campus through Crusoe’s 998,000 Square Foot Data Center Project
The Development Corporation of Abilene, City of Abilene, and Taylor County Announce Amendment to the Existing Agreements with Lancium for Expanded Development of Clean Campus
