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Data Center Vacancy Hits Near Zero as AI Demand Outruns Power and Permitting

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With vacancy at essentially zero and tenants signing leases three years before space delivers, Digital Realty Chief Executive Officer Andy Power and CBRE's data center chief Pat Lynch laid out a market where artificial intelligence demand is colliding with the physical limits of power, permitting and labor. The data center sector has become the most […]

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