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AiNET's data center facility at 300 W. Lexington St. is set to grow from 80 to 280 megawatts, a move that could help put Baltimore on the data center map.
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Robotics and drone companies are expected to lease an additional 1.5M SF of space in 2026.
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Miami beat out Manhattan and Los Angeles for the tightest vacancy rate in the country.
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AI is going to destroy tons of jobs but we need the productivity, report says.
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Robots could destroy 38% of American jobs over the next 15 years.
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