88-Acre Data Center Campus Proposed In Emerging Northern Virginia County

A landowner is seeking permission to build 700K SF of data center space on 88 acres of farmland in Culpeper County.

Short On Workers, Data Center Builders Still Struggling To Keep Pace

Data center builders face record demand and shrinking build times, but a shortage of experienced workers could get in the way.

Gopuff Could Shutter 22 Warehouses As Rapid Grocery Challenges Continue

The 22 warehouses will either permanently shut or be reassessed for other uses.

Phoenix May Be America's Hottest Data Center Market, But Challenges Lie Ahead

Phoenix trails only Northern Virginia in demand and development pipeline, but growing opposition and labor woes loom.

The New Digital Space Race: Data Centers In Orbit And Internet On The Moon

AWS sent an edge data center node to the International Space Station, and the U.S. and China are competing over data centers on the moon.

A Big Bet Against Data Center REITs Is Turning Heads, But Industry Experts Aren't Buying It

Short-seller Jim Chanos is making a big bet against data center REITs. Analysts and data center pros say he's missing the big picture.

Duke Realty Rejects Prologis' $24B Takeover Offer

Shareholders would receive 0.466 shares of Prologis stock for each Duke share.

Prologis: Excess Inventory Could Lead To 800M SF More Warehouse Demand

Warehouses across the country are at capacity as retailers hunt for more places to store excess inventory.

Data Center Industry Pushes Back On SEC's 'Unworkable' Green Disclosure Rules

An industry group representing major data center providers and tenants wants big changes to proposed SEC emissions reporting rules the group calls "unworkable"

Denver Has Struggled To Draw Big Data Center Campuses, But Signs Indicate That May Be Changing

Hyperscalers have generally avoided Colorado, but market shifts and a planned campus near Denver have some predicting more large-scale development ahead.