Nuevo León
Nvidia denies $1 billion investment in Nuevo León data center
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Nuevo León Governor Samuel García announced a $1 billion investment for a green AI data center, initially attributing it to Nvidia. The company denied any direct financial commitment, stating its support is limited to technological cooperation and talent training. García later clarified the investment comes from AI-GDC and Cipre Holding, using Nvidia technology.
Nuevo León government began tests of the Monterrey Metro Line 6 monorail on April 29, sparking social media criticism over its low speed and safety. Users question the project promised for the 2026 World Cup. Samuel García also faces reminders of an investigation into alleged resource diversion.
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Tatiana Clouthier, former Economy Secretary and current head of the Institute for Mexicans Abroad, claimed the best chances to win Nuevo León's governorship for Morena. In an interview, she voiced interest in entering the party's June survey and critiqued potential rivals.
In the third quarter of 2025, Nuevo León's occupation rate rose to 96.8%, while informality fell to 34.2%, according to Inegi. This marks growth in the employed population and a drop in unemployment compared to the same period in 2024. Yet, compared to the previous quarter, there was a slight decline.
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Bara, Femsa's hard discount chain, is strengthening its presence in Monterrey and the metropolitan area by planning to open between nine and 10 stores in Nuevo León by the end of 2025. It already operates three units and will add at least five more this year. The model aims to provide low prices and a close experience to local families.