Calls to slow AI development are impacting data centre stocks. AI could drive seventy percent of global data centre demand by 2030. However, broader digital transformation continues to fuel infrastructure needs. Data centre companies are adapting funding models to meet this ongoing demand. Institutional investors maintain strong conviction in the data centre real estate sector. Calls to slow AI development are impacting data centre stocks. AI could drive seventy percent of global data centre demand by 2030. However, broader digital transformation continues to fuel infrastructure needs. Data centre companies are adapting funding models to meet this ongoing demand. Institutional investors maintain strong conviction in the data centre real estate sector.
Trending
- Woman restored 12-acre Iowa property; endangered bumblebee later appeared
- Sohar emerges as India’s gateway to GCC as Hormuz crisis reshapes shipping
- AIIMS develops AI tool to help detect breast cancer on mammograms
- Centre tells states to act against unauthorised stem cell therapy
- Disability percentage alone cannot decide PG medical eligibility: NMC
- CM Dhami unveils Goddess Yamuna statue, lays foundation for Yamuna-Krishna Temple
- 3-year-old Suffolk boy Noah Woods found dead in pond after search
- ‘Fundamental national responsibility’: India’s envoy to US strikes defiant note as Trump’s 100% tariffs loom
Why AI boom matters to real estate: Inside the $3 trillion data centre opportunity
By
Add A Comment