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Northern California Sidelined in Data Center Boom as Power Limits Push Capacity to Texas

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Northern California, the birthplace of Silicon Valley, now holds barely 1 gigawatt of data center capacity and does not rank among North America's ten largest markets, as land and power constraints push the artificial intelligence build-out toward Texas, according to JLL's Midyear 2026 report.

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