CBRE: New data center capacity under construction in primary US markets declines year-on-year
The first time total new capacity under construction has declined since 2020
The first time total new capacity under construction has declined since 2020
With nearly two thirds of US data center construction happening in frontier markets
Developer reportedly lacked transparency in discussions around the site
US banks are refusing to lend due to existing OpenAI commitments
The funds build on an earlier agreement for a $3 billion investment
JICT claims a 30 percent stake and invests $340 million in the JV
Financing will be used to develop its MNL1 data center
Acquisition will support the company’s pivot into HPC workloads
The new land is close to its other New Albany site
The staggering sum is required to keep pace with AI-driven capacity growth
44-acre site currently occupied by White Clay Center Industrial Park
Downturn in Georgia film industry has led to an oversupply of space
All seven councilors voted against the proposed project
Company also announces investments aimed at achieving zero-emission cloud services
The proposal is still waiting for approval by city councilors
Research firm Omdia says data center capex will hit this figure in its “likeliest” scenario
Availability is down and capital investment is lagging
Despite growth, demand outpaces supply
But there is fierce opposition to the project
AI data center construction will pivot the industry back to growth after a year of decline
But state remains “undisputed” global data center market leader