Demand continues to grow for capacity despite the difficulties data centre providers are having sourcing power and available land for new facilities.
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A Microsoft data centre facility located in Sweden. Source: Microsoft
Europe’s rapidly growing demand for colocation data centre supply continued to exceed supply in 2023.
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