datacenterHawk Data Center Capex and Sites
datacenterHawk is a data provider whose 1Q 2025 recap reported Northern Virginia planned development of 9.6 GW with utility limitations creating a bottleneck, North American market growth of 40% year over year, and vacancy below 1% in many North American markets with limited tenant optionality. Its 2Q 2025 recap reported non-major markets absorbing about 1,600 MW in 1H 2025 versus 1,425 MW in major markets, with Phoenix at 2.8 GW and Atlanta at 2.3 GW of planned capacity. Its data also underpins Avison Young's US colocation inventory figures.
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Sourced facts on datacenterHawk
- datacenterHawk reported Northern Virginia planned development of 9.6 GW with utility limitations creating a bottleneck in delivering space and power, North American market growth of 40% year over year, and vacancy below 1% in many North American markets with limited tenant optionality.
- In 1H 2025, non-major markets absorbed about 1,600 MW versus 1,425 MW in major markets, with Phoenix at 2.8 GW and Atlanta at 2.3 GW of planned capacity.
Sources for datacenterHawk
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- datacenterhawk.comdatacenterHawk 1Q 2025 recap
- datacenterhawk.comdatacenterHawk 2Q 2025 recap
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