Will Overbuilding Force Data Center Operators Out Of The Cloud?

Experts say demand for data center space is nowhere near sated, despite talks of overbuilding and a coming bubble.

Delta CEO Says 'Our Home Is Atlanta' As NRA-Related Politics Cloud Amazon HQ2 Bid

Georgia's Republican legislature might have dealt a blow to Atlanta's Amazon HQ2 chances.

Trade Disputes, Border Uncertainty Cloud Industrial Sector Outlook

Trade disputes with China and Mexico are starting to spook the U.S. industrial market.

Microsoft Wins Challenge To Amazon's $10B Spy Agency Cloud Contract

The GAO has ruled that the NSA must reconsider its decision to give a cloud contract to Amazon Web Services.

Data Center Owners Say Economic Storm Won't Hurt Industry As Tech Giants Increase Cloud Spending

Growth continues for both data center REITs and cloud giants, even as economic storm clouds gather.

Uber Closing All Data Centers, Moving To Google, Oracle Clouds

Uber reached deals that will transition it from operating almost all of its own servers to operating almost none of them.

Hybrid, Multi-Cloud Data Centers On The Rise In Secondary Markets

The coronavirus pandemic also sent a rush of small to midsized businesses to data center services.

Chicago’s Retail Forecast Is Looking Sunnier As Pandemic Clouds Lift

A new report is predicting Chicago's retail vacancy rate will fall to 6.3% by year's end.

IOS Was A Bright Spot Last Time Economic Clouds Darkened And Could Be Again

Industrial outdoor storage sees opportunity where other asset classes see market softening, though the young industry has a long journey ahead.

'The Consumer Has Shown Up': Economic Forecast May Be Cloudy But Retail Is A Sunny Spot

Lee & Associates CEO Jeff Rinkov and Co-Managing Principal Daniel Dutton discussed low vacancies, competition for space and the impact of technology in retail.