With the Right Developer, Technological Progress Doesn’t Mean Data Center Obsolescence

The data center industry today is characterized by rapidly growing demand, massive scale, constrained supply, all-time low vacancy rates and rising rents. These are driven by the widespread commercialization of generative artificial intelligence, a technological sea change so large and rapid it raises the question: Can a data center built today continue to serve tenants’ needs well into the future?

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Investments Built for Endurance

For more than two decades, we have been cultivating an industry leading team and delivering thoroughly vetted, de-risked and future-proofed development opportunities. This has helped create advanced location strategies and operational processes, prioritize cost containment and optimize performance for customers and investors across decades of change and growth.

From greenfield builds to next-gen renovations, our track record of national development — and our growing pipeline of additional capacity and new sites — delivers de-risked opportunities in a competitive market.

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DFWB
Wilmer, Texas
IAHA
The Woodlands, Texas
MSPA
Chaska, Minnesota
ORDA
Elk Grove Village, Illinois
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Elk Grove Village, Illinois
DFWA
Garland, Texas
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Richardson, Texas
Denver
Westminster, Colorado

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