There is no near-term shortage of demand, and increasing development yields, improving capital costs, and overall risk-adjusted returns (for both equity providers and lenders) continue to make data centres a bright spot.
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The evolution of digitalisation and data-dependent technologies has exponentially amplified the significance of data centres in our progressively interconnected world. This vital infrastructure is responsible for storing, processing, and distributing substantial volumes of data, indispensable to businesses, governments, and individuals globally.
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