Duos Edge AI to Launch Edge Data Center in Victoria, Texas
Duos Edge AI, a subsidiary of Duos Technologies Group, Inc., has announced a strategic partnership with Region 3 Education Service Center (ESC) to deploy a new Edge Data Center (EDC) in Victoria, Texas. Announced in a press release, this initiative aims to expand rural digital access and enhance educational connectivity across South Texas.
The Victoria-based EDC will serve as a secure, scalable local computing hub supporting 37 school districts in the Region 3 footprint. Built on Duos Edge AI's modular architecture, the facility will enable low-latency access to mission-critical workloads, including AI-based learning platforms and telemedicine systems.
This deployment is part of Duos Edge AI's 2025 roadmap, targeting 15 contracted EDCs by year-end. With nine sites already identified, the company is on track to deliver scalable edge solutions across Texas, the Southeast, and the Midwest.
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