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Zayo, NVIDIA Build the Long-Haul Backbone for Distributed AI

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By Matt Vincent Verified
| Data Center Frontier Verified
The data center industry’s increasingly power-first approach to site selection has created a follow-on question: Once the megawatts are found, is there enough network infrastructure to make the site useful at AI scale? Zayo and NVIDIA are putting real infrastructure behind that question.
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Southern’s 17 GW Pipeline Puts AI Power Demand Into Utility Math

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By Matt Vincent Verified
| Data Center Frontier Verified
The headline number from Southern Company’s latest earnings report is hard to miss: electricity use by data centers across the utility’s system increased 55% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier. But the more consequential numbers may be the ones sitting behind it. Southern now has more than 1.2 GW of operating data center load, up by more than 500 MW from a year ago.
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DCF Poll: What Will Constrain Data Center Growth Next?

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By Matt Vincent Verified
| Data Center Frontier Verified
Skip to main content Power may still lead the list, but it’s no longer the only constraint shaping whether major data center projects get built. DCF asks which factor will matter most over the next two years. For years, power availability has been the defining constraint on U.S. data center development. But as the industry pushes deeper into new markets, larger campuses and AI-scale infrastructure, the obstacles to actually getting projects built are multiplying.
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