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Dell sells servers to everyone who is not building their own rack. The AI factory pitch is still a server order.
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Someone needs to give Bevo Lab an IT subscription and an America’s War Game subscription, pronto.
— Captain Bruisin, cruise director (@Ian_A_Boyd) Oct 23, 2026
The University of Texas is built on pride and a tradition of winning. Now, Texas Athletics and the McCombs School of Business are helping shape the future of sports innovation through Bevo Lab. By bringing together sports, AI and analytics, Bevo Lab aims to turn data into actionable insights that support how student-athletes and coaches train, prepare and compete. Proud to launch this next chapter alongside Dell Technologies, Google Cloud and SHI. 🤘 #HookEm
— Texas Longhorns (@TexasLonghorns) Oct 23, 2026
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Texas AD walks back claim that new Bevo Lab AI platform called failed fourth-down play vs. FloridaAn Austin American-Statesman report quoted athletic director Chris Del Conte citing Texas's failed fourth-and-2 against Florida, with the Longhorns trailing 20-17 late, as a…
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