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Long lead times for electrical equipment can delay data center projects as much as permits can. Here is which components matter and why they are hard...
Public hearings let residents weigh in on data center projects. This Q&A covers how hearings work, how to prepare and what decision-makers consider.
Data centers bring big construction crews but relatively small permanent staffs. This myth-versus-fact guide sorts out what jobs these projects typically create.
Some communities negotiate formal agreements with developers covering local benefits and protections. Here is what these agreements are and what they typically address.
Data centers range from small closets near users to sprawling campuses. This field guide explains the main types and what each is built to do.
Power usage effectiveness compares a data center's total energy to the energy used by its IT equipment. Here is how PUE works and what it does...
Former industrial sites, retired power plants and old mills can offer power connections and zoning that new sites lack. Here is how brownfield redevelopment works.
Before picking a parcel, developers choose a market. Here is a checklist of regional factors, from power and fiber to workforce, climate and policy.
Large campuses are rarely built all at once. This explainer covers how phasing works, why developers use it and what it means for announced capacity figures.
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