Hyperscale Leasing Frenzy: Q3 2025 Data Center Demand Shatters Records as AI Giants Drive Unprecedented Capacity Grab
Unprecedented Surge in Data Center Leasing The third quarter of 2025 has witnessed a seismic shift in the data center…
Unprecedented Surge in Data Center Leasing The third quarter of 2025 has witnessed a seismic shift in the data center…
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A 500-acre data center campus could transform land northeast of Phoenix following a key zoning recommendation. The proposed development faces both support and opposition as Pinal County experiences a surge in technology infrastructure projects.
A substantial 500-acre data center campus may soon be developed near Phoenix, Arizona, according to recent reports from Pinal County planning officials. Sources indicate the Planning and Zoning Commission voted on October 16 to recommend approval for redesignating the large land parcel from residential to employment and public facilities designations, specifically for what documents describe as “an energy generation and technology campus.”
Major cloud providers are transitioning to 21-inch rack formats to address cooling challenges in AI-optimized data centers. According to industry reports, the larger standard enables better airflow and direct-to-chip liquid cooling while accommodating modular server architectures. Analysts project the format will dominate server shipments by the end of the decade.
Hyperscale data center operators are increasingly adopting 21-inch rack formats to meet the demanding cooling requirements of artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to recent industry analysis. Reports indicate that major cloud service providers including Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google, ByteDance, Huawei, and Oracle have standardized on the larger format, which originated through the Open Compute Project (OCP).
A critical shortage of fiber connectivity is significantly impeding data center projects across the United Kingdom, with over 80 percent…
The United States is undergoing a dramatic physical transformation as technology giants race to build the infrastructure powering the artificial…