Can data centre owners still afford to ignore deployability?
The digital infrastructure industry has spent much of the past decade solving a relatively familiar problem: how to build enough capacity to keep pace with gro...
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Capital is becoming the constraint
Discussions at The Tech Capital's International Finance Forum challenged the assumption that the data centre industry has an abundance of capital.
By Jack Haddon
Deputy Editor, The Tech Capital
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For the past three years, data centre developers have operated under the assumption that there is an infinite pool of capital available to finance the hundreds of billions of dollars of construction that is required to meet big tech’s AI goals.
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