DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Company to bring current JLL employees on board as part of transition
With nearly two thirds of US data center construction happening in frontier markets
Will facilitate the buildout across major cities in India and abroad
Company to include some 20MW of natural gas-powered fuel cells alongside 30MW grid connection
Will provide integrated facilities management at the 45MW facility in Yas Island
AI represented around 15 percent of workloads, projected to grow to 40 percent by 2030
Company targets 1.5GW and 6 million sq ft across NoVA
Despite objects from rival developer
Vacancy runs low at 3% with AI boosting demand; Atlanta sees more absorption than Virginia
Company claims 2GW of capacity available across Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, and more
FLAPD markets are also set to increase by 16 percent
1547 and CIM Group has planned to turn former bakery into Midway Technology Center
Plus appointments and promotions at Switch, JLL, Equinix, and more
JLL to provide integrated facilities management services across four London campuses
Company bought Deutsche Bank Europark for €95 million
Investment firm to pay off older loans and buy back equity with new financing
The single biggest asset sale in Oregon since 2015
There are just not enough customers to hoover up the vacant space
And $4.9 billion of greenfield investment opportunity over five years, says JLL.
Gardner Company subsidiary aims to start with a 32MW facility
ATL1 space is available
However, US companies should be mindful of foreign competitors in their backyard
That’s a lot of land for a lot of data centers