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Data Center Construction Team of the Year
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FOX 5 Atlanta on MSN6h
$9.7B data center campus proposed in Troup County
The Project West data center campus could bring hundreds of high-paying jobs and a nearly $10 billion investment to Troup ...
The Daily Reporter2d
Construction spending slips as data center spending climbs
Construction spending on nonresidential projects has grown slightly while data center projects drove most of the spending, an ...
Amazon picks central Ohio city for new $1 billion data center
Amazon Web Services plans to invest $1 billion in a new data center in Marysville, Ohio, creating at least 25 jobs. Amazon's ...
The AI data center boom will create new jobs. Most won't be at Amazon, Microsoft, Google, or Meta.
Data centers contributed 4.7 million jobs to the US economy between 2017 and 2023, a PwC study found. Most of them aren't ...
pv magazine USA2h
Data center capacity is soaring, along with investment and land use
According to a Wood Mackenzie report, data centers developed since 2023 exceeded 92 GW of capacity at the end of 2024.
Metro Phoenix remains near forefront for data centers, but power availability is a concern
According to the report, Phoenix is bigger than any of the data-center markets in the Western Hemisphere outside of the U.S.
REJournals1d
Powering the digital real estate boom: Inside Chicago’s data center construction revolution
Few sectors are experiencing more explosive growth than data centers in commercial real estate today. With Chicago emerging ...
In Utah, a $2 billion investment is helping build one of the biggest data centers in the world
A West Jordan data center "supercluster" received a $2 billion investment to become one of the largest centers in the county.
Finance & Commerce1d
Construction spending slips in January as data center spending climbs
Data centers made up most of the gains in nonresidential construction spending last month, however contractors see it as a pyrrhic victory as tariffs and economic uncertainty mount on the horizon.