AZIO AI Expands South Texas AI Infrastructure with Envirotech Vehicles Order
AZIO AI has secured a new customer order from Envirotech Vehicles, Inc. to expand modular AI data center infrastructure at its South Texas site, announced in a press release. The order supports about 5 megawatts of high density compute capacity and continues collaboration between the two companies following a letter of intent signed earlier this year.
The South Texas deployment combines behind the meter natural gas power with modular AI compute infrastructure. This setup allows AZIO AI to manage energy availability and scaling without depending on grid interconnection timelines. The expansion remains subject to manufacturing, delivery, and site readiness conditions.
AZIO AI and Envirotech Vehicles are still evaluating the structure and timing of a potential merger outlined in their earlier letter of intent. Any transaction would require board and shareholder approvals along with regulatory review.
According to the company, the integration of power generation and compute infrastructure is intended to improve cost predictability and scalability for future AI workloads.
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