Every region faces different hurdles in data center growth – from land scarcity in the USA, as LVI Associates' Director of Data Centers & Real Estate Lucy L. explains, to cross-border regulations in Europe and new connectivity corridors in APAC. Our new report, Powering the Future of Data Centers, brings you exclusive insights into the talent challenges and demands shaping global and regional markets, and strategies to overcome them. Download your copy: https://hubs.la/Q03PvK6D0
Data Center Growth Hurdles: A Global Perspective
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Interest in data centres is growing rapidly - but can infrastructure keep up? This week our Managing Director, Data Centres and Strategic Partnerships, Andrew Pilsworth took to the stage at Bisnow’s Data Centres Europe Conference to discuss the financing and future of data centres across the UK and beyond. With growth predicted at around 15-20% per year, data centres represent a big opportunity for both economic and technical growth across the region, but to realise these opportunities will take careful planning and development. Hear more of Andrew’s takeaways below 👇 #SEGRO #datacentres #investment
It was a pleasure to attend Bisnow’s Data Centres Europe Conference in London this week and take part in a panel discussion around the financing and powering of data centres. Despite the rainy November Tuesday, the room was full, highlighting just how relevant this topic is for our industry today. The conversation with Pascale Labrecque, Alexis Kantt and Jack Shand was insightful and thought-provoking, covering the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of data centre investment. I was able to sit down after the panel and reflect on the key takeaways: the significant interest from a range of stakeholders from from lawyers to property professionals to investors, the importance of location including clustering of data centres in order to share infrastructure, the common constraint of power and the strength of demand in core locations. Thank you to everyone who came up to continue the conversation afterward or connected with me: collaboration and conversations like this are critical in this exciting and fast moving space.
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