Consider this. Even during the pandemic, around 150 companies have outlined their plans of relocating or expanding to Texas. Here’s a quick rundown on some of the bigger players:
In 2020, Oracle relocated its corporate headquarters from Redwood City to Austin. The company announced that it is a part of their policy of offering flexible employee work locations.
Apple will set up its second-largest campus in the same place.
Elon Musk is moving Tesla’s headquarters to Texas. Tesla is setting up a Gigafactory with over 7.9-million-square-foot space that will employ around 5000 people.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is moving its HQ to Houston from Silicon Valley. The new campus should be complete by 2022.
Amazon has already chosen Houston as one of its prime hubs a few years back.
Other tech companies moving to Dallas include the infrastructure consulting firm AECOM and the CBRE Group.
Greentown Labs has opened the first “climatetech” startup incubator in Houston which is its second location after Massachusetts.