Could AWS Crash Again And Roil The Internet? It Already Has — And Competitors Are Taking Notice

"Oracle’s cloud ... never ever goes down. We can’t say that about any of the other clouds."

This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet

A residential-hospitality project opens in Capitol Riverfront, Blue Origin launches a new Northern Virginia office, a Carlyle exec steps down and more.

'A Massive Uptick In Interest': 2021 Was The Year Data Centers Exploded

From emerging markets to disappearing REITs and sustainable facilities to nuclear crypto mines — these are the top data center stories of 2021.

Long Island City Is The Land Of Opportunity For NYC's Upstart Life Sciences Industry

New York City's life sciences sector is small compared to Boston and Cambridge — but one Queens neighborhood is giving NYC's industry a competitive edge.

The Cosmos, Robot Dogs And Ponzi Schemes: Data Centers Had A Huge 2021 — But It Got Really Weird, Too

And you thought the year was only about billion-dollar deals and millions of square feet in new developments?

Huge Leasing Numbers For Dallas Data Centers Mark 'Quantum Shift'

The Dallas-Fort worth market has recorded far more data center leasing in the first half of this year than in any prior full year, according to CBRE.

Microsoft Creeps Closer To AWS As The Cloud's Top Dog

AWS is still the largest cloud provider, but Microsoft grew its market share last quarter amid frenetic overall growth in enterprise cloud spending.

JPMorgan Invested $2B On The Cloud In 2021 — And Much Of That Went Toward Brick-And-Mortar

JPMorgan Chase is spending billions to move its IT infrastructure to the cloud — and much of that is going toward new data centers.

Developers Say New Leases Represent ‘Early Indicator’ Of Boston Office Market’s Recovery

Executives from MP Boston, Hines and WS Development expressed optimism that a string of new leases shows Boston's office market is turning a corner.

FedEx Turmoil Another Worrying Sign For Construction-Heavy Industrial Market

Slowing sales from FedEx signal the pandemic-fueled delivery boom that drove warehouse demand is disappearing, and the industrial market could feel the pain.