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Higher interest rates have not slowed the data center buildout. Read More
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Americans are being fed a simple story: data centers are about to break the electric grid. Every week brings new forecasts. Utilities revise load projections upward. Transmission planners sketch new lines. Commentators warn of shortages and point to data centers as the culprit. It sounds obvious. It is also incomplete. The problem starts with the label itself. "Data center" is treated as if it des... Read More
Who cares what economists think? The question rates asking after a recent report in the Wall Street Journal noted how “economists increasingly believe that higher U.S. interest rates will define the rest of the decade.” Again, who cares what economists think? Lest readers forget, one year ago they thought precisely the opposite of what they think now. Former BB&T Bank CEO John Alli... Read More