Tech Companies Need More Data Centers. So Why Are Nearly Half of All Planned Projects Delayed or Canceled?
Bernstein said delays stem from power, permitting and equipment bottlenecks, with only a minority of announced projects judged credible.
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Omaha World-Herald
Tech companies need more data centers. So why are nearly half of all planned projects delayed or canceled?
ProLift reports nearly half of planned U.S. data centers face delays due to power constraints, equipment shortages, and regulatory issues, hampering AI growth.
U.S. Data Center Boom Shows Cracks
Data center. In the United States, the world’s largest artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure market, at least 47 large-scale data center projects have faced disruptions this year alone. Concerns are rising that cracks are forming in the U.S. AI infrastructure boom, estimated to be worth $10 trillion, due to a combination of practical issues such as worsening corporate financial conditions, power shortages, and opposition from local residen…
Bernstein estimates that only 35% of planned data center projects in the United States seem credible, while at least 47 initiatives face delays, cancellations or blockages.
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