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The Coxe family is investing $100 million to develop UT’s new medical center in Austin.
The center will combine UT Dell Medical School work with UT MD Anderson cancer care.
Officials aim for the center to operate by 2030 as part of expanding health care in Central Texas.
Tench Coxe, a billionaire and Nvidia board member, described the opportunity as compelling after meeting UT leadership.
Simone Coxe emphasized backing a great leader to advance the center’s vision.

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Austin investors Tench and Simone Coxe commit $100 million to UT Medical Center development.
The gift will integrate Dell Medical School with UT MD Anderson cancer care in Austin.
The project targets improving access, recruiting top physicians, and expanding technology.
Officials aim to have the UT Medical Center operational by 2030.
The investment is described as unrestricted, giving flexibility on resource allocation.
The initiative addresses Central Texas’ rising health care needs and access.
UT aims to create a leading center reflecting Austin’s growth and health needs.
Claudia Lucchinetti is UT’s senior vice president for medical affairs and dean of the Dell Medical School.
The Coxes’ gift marks one of UT’s largest-ever philanthropic gifts.
Development focuses on patient-centered care and research.

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