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Silicon Valley’s Data Center Reality Check: How Northern California Lost Its Infrastructure Edge

The RegistrySeptember 22, 20254 Mins read870

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A comprehensive analysis reveals the region's stark disadvantage in the national data center landscape Northern California's data center market stands at a crossroads, with the CBRE report painting a sobering picture of how the birthplace of modern computing has become one of the nation's most constrained and expensive markets for digital infrastructure. The regional analysis […]

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