Data Center

Data center construction activity across U.S. primary markets in H1 2023 increased by 25% year-over-year to a record-high capacity of 2,288 megawatts (MW), as developers responded to greater demand.

AI and other new technologies are fueling record demand for data centers worldwide, but can the sector add enough capacity amid power constraints and low availability in key markets?

Plans to transition U.S. data centers to renewable energy power sources are impeded by current utility transmission infrastructure.

This report explores the latest Asia Pacific Data Centre supply, demand and investment figures for 2022, and outlines key trends to watch for 2023.

The data center market remains in favor, but power constraints and higher costs are major headwinds.

In 2020 and 2021, major data center investors and operators committed to replenish more water than they consume by 2030 through improved water recycling, less water-intensive cooling methods and other strategies.

Wholesale colocation data centers across the primary U.S. markets of Northern Virginia, Dallas, Silicon Valley, Chicago, Phoenix, New York Tri-State and Atlanta

The Greater Toronto Area is abuzz with data centre-related activity as heavy-duty users and cloud providers invest significant capital to secure sites for hyperscale developments in Canada's largest market.

Demand for data centers by global investors remained robust in the second half of 2021, with record-breaking M&A activity.

Data centers are at the heart of the fourth industrial revolution, also known as the digital economy.

Data Centers are playing an increasingly integral role in the digital economy. Sureel Choksi, CEO of Vantage Data Centers, and CBRE’s Pat Lynch join Spencer Levy to discuss innovations that increase data center reliability, operational efficiency and value, including new forms of energy management.

As humans become less involved in data centers, QHSE management becomes more critical.

Explore ways to achieve more sustainable data center operations from CBRE’s expert teams, which manage more than 800 data centers globally.

Gender, ethnic and generational talent strategies for comprehensive talent planning.

Industry experts discuss robotics, future of human factors and realities of near-term automation.

Mitigating the unique risks of executing projects in a live data center.

CBRE’s experts provide clients with a clear path for how to get their data centers from their operational realities today to the automated tomorrow.

The computational demands being placed on data centers is increasing exponentially, putting pressure on operators to “future-ready” their assets.